Abstract
A questionnaire survey with the Kanagawa Prefecture residents on regional resources and satisfaction with their residential area was conducted. Residential resources were extracted from the residents’ perspectives based on the survey. Results of the decision tree analysis using indicators of the natural environment of the residents’ residential areas and their personal attributes revealed that residents are more likely to perceive a cohesive green space with tall vegetation within a radius of up to 3 km from their residential area. It was confirmed that the local natural environment enhances their sense of well-being and contributes to community satisfaction.
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