Abstract
Due to the heavy rain that hit West Japan in July 2018, a large-scale flood occurred in Maki-machi, Kurashiki city due to the river collapse on the 7th, and the heavy rain that hit West Japan in July resulted in 7 in Mabi-cho, Kurashiki-shi. Large-scale floods occurred daily due to river collapse, resulting in approximately 440,000 tons of flood damage. When the house cleaning starts, they are discharged all at once in the area, which causes a shortage of storage space and waiting for garbage collection. In Mabi-cho, there is an illegal discharge site where citizens can bring in garbage by car under the elevated road construction site along National Route 486 and under the Ihara Railway Ihara Line, and the Self-Defense Forces will remove it. In order to control the discharge of clean-up trash immediately after the occurrence of a disaster and to make a plan to collect it quickly, it is effective to first analyze the clean-up trash discharge behavior actually taken by the victims. Therefore, in this study, we conducted a questionnaire survey on the victims of Mabi-machi, Kurashiki city, and analyzed the recognition of discharge rules, the possibility of separation, the place of waste discharge, and the reason why they were dumped at illegal discharge sites.
