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Self-motivated Information Sharing in Communities for Promoting Regional Revitalization

A community is a system composed of “Hito,” “Mono,” and “Koto,” and their relationships, and it cannot be established without the voluntary involvement of people. In order to revitalize the local community, we have worked on a mechanism through which residents can be involved in creating better and richer relationships. For this purpose, we have built a system for collecting, quantifying, and visualizing relationships created by residents in their daily lives, and the system has been in operation in the field so far. In addition, we have introduced a mechanism for people to transmit and share awareness about regional factors and problems. As a result, we can confirm the behavior modification of residents through the said mechanism. In this study, we propose a new mechanism to promote self-motivated information sharing, which results in more effective behavior modification among people in a community. The mechanism incorporates peoples’ self-centered behavior, such as walking and exercise, into an information-sharing mechanism based on the map application, with the aim to investigate whether people’s self-centered behavior can have altruistic effects.