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A study published in the journal "Building and Environment" indicates that the visual environment of streets directly affects sleep quality and duration. Researchers used artificial intelligence to analyze 200,000 images from Google Street View and linked them to sleep data from 1,089 residents of Tokyo. The findings revealed that green streets are associated with longer sleep duration, while urban density and city development features—such as sidewalks and traffic signals—are linked to shorter sleep periods and a reduced sense of safety, possibly due to noise and congestion. The results highlight the importance of urban design that promotes an improved environment, contributing to residents' health and comfort—especially regarding enhancing sleep quality.
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