The LSH concept can measure with high reliability and concurrent or discriminant validity, and it is a different concept from outdoor life-space mobility. Life-space mobility at home may be an important factor associated with physical functions related to mobility and functional status, and measuring LSH may be useful to assess current indoor life-space activity in older adults who have difficulty performing outdoor activities.

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Setting conditions on mutual utilization between education by primary school and community functions in Nishio city-In this study, we set conditions on mutual utilization between education by primary school and community functions.-At the points of rooms' property and amount of utility time, it is available in activities performed in the general rooms of community assembly facilities as speci cations of the present surplus classrooms.-Surplus classrooms can accept activities performing ones in the special rooms of community assembly facilities when we renovate there.-Considering the security of the pupils, it is necessary to locate the surplus classrooms where pupils' ow do not cross community use's ow, and they are near the teachers' of ce.

The purpose of this study is to indicate a new methodology of public facility management by comparing between the total amount of the capacity and the users' activity. In the previous paper we could reveal the characteristics of each chamber required for each activity and lead to a consideration of the relationship with the capacity by grasping qualitative aspects of the activities of citizens in public facilities. In this paper we tried to analyze each facility in terms of the capacity without considering their functional types and chamber names. Furthermore, based on the analysis of the activity and capacity, we Keywords : Public facility , Facility management , Activity , Capacity The purpose of this study is to indicate a new methodology of public facility management by comparing between the total amount of the capacity and the users' activity. In the previous paper we could reveal the characteristics of each chamber required for each activity and lead to a consideration of the relationship with the capacity by grasping qualitative aspects of the activities of citizens in public facilities. In this paper we tried to analyze each facility in terms of the capacity without considering their functional types and chamber names. Furthermore, based on the analysis of the activity and capacity, we