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In this study, interviews were conducted and analyzed using the Strategic Experiential Modules to identify the value created by the community garden “Yoshihisaen” that utilizes vacant lot and the factors that contribute to this value. As a result, the following five findings were obtained. (1) Creating opportunities for collaboration and interaction is important. (2) Working with students promotes residents' personal growth. (3) Hosting events and creating collaborative opportunities can provide value such as fun and improved relationships. (4) Balancing the diverse roles of participants will help sustain the community garden. (5) Community gardens foster student attachment to a place.
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