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Considering the conversational transmission of a specific topic in human circles as a word-of-mouth (WOM) network, we enumerate two hypotheses. First, the structure of a WOM network is strongly related to the network members’ behavioral tendency concerning the topic of WOM communication. Second, if new information is acquired by some network members, it will be spread in the network. In this research, to verify these hypotheses, we conduct questionnaire surveys of two communities of students in a university, and we investigate members’ conversational relations on the topic of eating-out destinations. To understand the WOM networks, we propose some indexes—n-density, effective edge rate of word-of-mouth, and others—and the spread rate of new information is evaluated based on the results. The results will be used as preliminary data for activation of downtown Kiryu City, including restaurants

Relationship between Word-of-Mouth Network and Behavioral Tendency—Preliminary Research for Local Downtown Activation