Abstract
Actual condition and problems of after school child care centers are recognized by an investigation of cases in Naha and Urasoe city in Okinawa prefecture involving many high-density cases. In many cases territories of static actions and dynamic actions are overlapping and staffs try to make a partial division of them. Quite a few staffs recognize the importance of spaces where children can be detached. Condition to form living space composition varies according to the type of facilities. Expansion of dedicated room and utilization of external spaces are necessary in order to acquire multi step living space composition.
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