Abstract
It is necessary for local governments to give a rational explanation to citizens when introducing regulations to limit private rights to perform the scene formation. The local government, however, only can describe the necessity of performing the scene formation, but cannot show its significance. Therefore, it is important to explain the objectivity to perform the radical scene formation. Thus, in this study, I quantify city area scenes in Kyoto and calculate the economic effect of the scene formation by estimating land prices function. In addition, I examined the scene maintenance policy that considers the economic effect of the scene formation, aiming at performing the radical scene formation.
