Abstract
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is promoting smart city-related projects that aim to solve urban and regional issues by incorporating new technologies such as AI and IoT as well as public and private sector data into urban development. Tsumagoi Village in Gunma Prefecture suffered damage from the phreatic eruption of Mt. Motoshirane in 2018, flood damage from Typhoon No. Therefore, Tsumagoi Village is working on the development of an information provision system for disaster prevention and infectious disease countermeasures, with the goal of creating a safe and secure community. The purpose of this research is to conduct a questionnaire survey on the information provision system for tourists in Tsumagoi Village, to understand the means of providing disaster/disaster prevention information and infectious disease information, and the intention of the information content to be provided. It is to analyze changes in tourists' sense of safety and security and their intention to visit. A questionnaire survey was conducted on the web targeting people who have visited Tsumagoi Village within the past five years. From the analysis using Quantification Logic Type II, which sets the visit intention of tourists as the objective variable, the intention to increase the number of visits to Tsumagoi Village by providing information is that people living in Saitama Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture, Tokyo, and Corona It was found that they are people who are interested in infection control, people who want to obtain information on information devices, people who have reduced outings such as sightseeing due to corona infection, and people who have visited Tsumagoi many times. In addition, I reported on the development of an information provision system based on the wishes of tourists, the management and operation of the system, and the development and issues after development.
