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The Japanese Society of Civil Engineers (JSCE) is perceived as a platform for information collection, research, and networking among civil engineers. Many respondents view JSCE as a necessary organization for staying updated on the latest trends and technologies in the field. However, some respondents feel that JSCE is distant from their daily work and that the benefits of membership are not clearly apparent, particularly for those who do not regularly attend events or participate in research activities. The main themes that emerged from the responses include:

Information collection: JSCE is seen as a valuable resource for collecting information on the latest developments in civil engineering.
Research and presentation: JSCE provides a platform for researchers to present their work and share knowledge with others in the field.
Networking: JSCE offers opportunities for civil engineers to connect with others in the industry and build relationships.
Distance from daily work: Some respondents feel that JSCE is not directly relevant to their daily work and that the benefits of membership are not clearly apparent.
* Membership fees: Some respondents feel that the membership fees are too high, particularly for those who do not regularly attend events or participate in research activities.

Overall, the responses suggest that JSCE is a valuable organization for civil engineers, but that it could do more to engage with its members and provide clear benefits for membership.