A study on public-private partnerships and gardens’ collaboration based on the performance of garden tourism registration system activities

Japan garden tourism registration system is an intents to create attractive experiences and exchanges by managing diverse gardens, parks, other facilities that link the public private sectors. This study aimed gain insights into future public-private gardens collaboration in park management understanding effectiveness characteristics of practical activities included registered plans. The organized results 3-year 8 councils manage program according quantification theory type Ⅲ. In addition, analyzing data collected from using questionnaires, we quantitatively grasped effect ratio partnership entities number constituent on administration. this revealed target plans were categorized 3 types enhanced registration's attracting visitors, profitability, operational knowledge. composition also influenced effects. A larger proportion privately managed a smaller group fewer than 10 exert stronger