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|a Crowe-Delaney, Lesley
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|a Tourism and Coastal Development in Japan
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c by Lesley Crowe-Delaney
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|a 1st ed. 2020
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|a XXV, 356 p. 100 illus., 96 illus. in color
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|a Chapter 1 Nature, Networking and Coastal Tourism in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan: An Introduction.-Chapter 2 A Distinct Geographical Setting: Contrasting Coastal Development in Hyogo, Japan -- Chapter 3 Idealising Nature, Rurality and Staging Authenticity: The Foundations of Tourism Policy in Japan -- Chapter 4 Hyogo Prefecture and Hard times: Making Strategies and Changing Tourism Policies, 1990–2017 -- Chapter 5 Rejuvenating Coastal Japan: An Uneasy Mix of Tourism and Heavy Industry in Himeji -- Chapter 6 Coastal Tourism in Rural Japan: Issues of Fisheries, Heritage and Culture in Kasumi -- Chapter 7 Raising Hope with Promises: Unfulfilled Strategies for a Sustainable Rural Tourism Industry -- Chapter 8 Economic Rejuvenation: Discussing Tourism for Regional Japan -- Chapter 9 Epilogue. Optimistic Communities in Himeji and Kasumi: Still Waiting for Long-term Tourism Growth
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|a Tourism Management
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|a Management
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|a This book explores contemporary tourism and coastal developments in Hyogo, Japan—the nation’s only non-peninsular prefecture bordering two oceans. In striking detail, Dr. Lesley Crowe-Delaney skillfully contextualizes tourism industry and policy; illustrates coastal urban and rural development dichotomies; discusses hegemonic devices of nationalism, nature, authenticity and tradition, as embedded in tourism strategies; and highlights the nuances of Japan’s distinctive administrative systems and specific approaches to tourism. Crowe-Delaney reveals the strains placed on coastal communities when fisheries, tourism, sustainable development, and national policies intersect, offering readers an enlightening discourse of the potency of tourism as a rejuvenation tool
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