Actual situation of the Behavior toward Railways in the trackside space of the railway as City Transportation: A Case of Enoshima Electric Railway Line in Kamakura City

In this study, it is discussed the actual situation of tourist and non-tourist behavior in railway trackside spaces, including the background awareness and characteristics of the places of behavior, based on interviews and field observations in the areas along the Enoshima Electric Railway line, with a view to both creating a living landscape and ensuring safety. As a result, the types, purposes, and safety awareness of their Behavior toward Railways and their three functions in the formation of living landscapes were clarified. (1) "enjoyment" of the scenic and convenience value of the railway, (2) "provision" to enhance the quality of enjoyment or to provide new value, and (3) "maintenance" to ensure safety and maintain the performance of the enjoyment and provision functions. These actions are performed based on a reading of the characteristics of the place, and they show differences in the awareness of the subjects.