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This research aims to make clear the farmland restoration volunteer attribution and consciousness, and the volunteer experiences before after of this disaster of the Torrential Rainfall in Northern Kyushu in July 2012. The questioner research carried out to NPO Sansonjyuku’s volunteer, 897 persons by post mail, and three private company by web mail from Nov. 27, 2014 to Jan. 31, 2015. As a result, post mail recovery rate was 30.2%. Most high portion of volunteer occupation etc. were the private company worker, 40’s and Fukuoka city urban peoples. People who have experience with NPO Sansonjyuku before disaster carried out volunteer recruiting. The volunteers worked 2.97day per person during one year and eight months as average, and the repeat rate was 49.0 %. In terms of volunteer experiences of before disaster, 33.7% volunteers had the disaster volunteer experience, and 76.1% volunteer had experience that had visited to this region. As for NPO Sansonjyuku volunteer seems around ten percent both before and after of disaster. Thus, this research confirmed that the importance of activities in farm village from before the disaster, not only the conservation volunteer but also tourism so on.

Farmland Restoration Volunteer Activities and Consciousness of the Torrential Rainfall in Northern Kyushu in July 2012