Nowadays, hazard maps are commonly made available to the public. However, while public awareness of hazard maps is increasing, few people appropriately understand their meaning. And the fact that the evacuation rate in areas affected by debris flows remains low is seen as a problem. Therefore, the objective of this study was to help residents correctly understand the risk of debris flows and improve their awareness of disaster prevention. To achieve this goal, the ３D model and the virtual space environment were created by using basic survey data. We also studied a method to easily create ３D models of multiple buildings in areas where ３D city models have not been developed. As a result, it became possible to intuitively grasp the risk by comparing the height of the buildings and the height of the debris flow.