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June 9, 2026Toshi keikaku hokokushu/Toshi keikaku houkokushuuOpen Access

Management status of the Kyushu Nature Trail in a core regional Japanese city

Taichi Tasaka Takashi Watanabe

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Key Points

The aim is to clarify the management status of a long-distance nature trail in Nagasaki City.
Focus on the Kyushu Nature Trail in Nagasaki City.
Analyze management practices and environmental conditions influencing maintenance.
Identify key challenges faced by local organizations in trail management.
Management is primarily conducted by local organizations contracted by Nagasaki City.
Key challenges include securing management partners and low administrative prioritization of budget and staffing.
Improper sign management occurs more frequently in high-elevation, steep, and sparsely populated areas.

Implication

Reveals management practices of a long-distance nature trail in Nagasaki City, indicating significant local challenges.

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Tasaka et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2ba18c8101cf8926f00f0d https://doi.org/10.11361/reportscpij.25.1_144

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