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Walking Tour has conceptualized theme-making with incentives of participants to play a role like a game. It has two major effects on participants' consciousness such as making an explicit image of environment and eliciting alternative environmental voluntary actions by participants' learning of consequent information of the actions in role-playing. In order to clarify the structural change of participants' environmental awareness in experiments of special Walking Tours, the questionnaire surveys were carried out at two-year interval to the participants of the four walking tours at Uemachi-hill in Osaka City. In this paper, we focused on the participants' association structures and symbolic elements to urban environment as participants' consciousness.From the results of statistical analysis we identified (1) the symbolic images formed by participants changed to the more abstract and stable images without experience of other walking tours at the same field, (2) the participants' symbolic images and symbolic elements of the field are influenced by the nature of resources demonstrated in theme-making, individual conceptualized thememaking and the environment; the course and check-points of walking tours, and (3) repeated participations in serialized events caused repeaters to make their symbolic images and the association structure from the participants' individual viewpoint and to bring about more positively environmental actions than one-time participants. We identified Walking Tours with conceptualized and serialized theme-making as the incentives to share and vitalize citizens' semantic images of the region.

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Characterization of walking tours with conceptualized and serialized theme-making to demonstrate attractive resources based on analyses of participants' consciousness of urban environment.