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This series focuses on the broad field of Japanese Studies, aimed at the worldwide English language scholarly market, published in Tokyo in English. Each Handbook contains an average of 20 newly written contributions on various aspects of the topic, which together comprise an up-to-date survey of use to scholars and students. The focus is on Humanities and Social Sciences.
Handbook of Japanese Tourism and Hospitality (Edited by Fujii Hideto)

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The Handbook of Tourism and Hospitality in Japan explains how Japanese nature, society, and culture are related to essential elements of tourism, hospitality, and tourism resources. Japan has created a new type of tourism based on the harmonized relationship between its natural and cultural environments. This recognition leads to the development of place-based tourism, revealing the united form of nature and culture. Chapters focus on the history of tourism in Japan, tourism theory and policy, and tourism marketing and management, providing scholars and researchers with the basis for analyzing contemporary Japanese tourism, from cultural and mediated tourism to rural, pilgrimage, gastronomy, and event tourism
June 2025, 330p. Hardback
ISBN: 9784909286581
¥28,875 (tax included)
Editor: Fujii Hideto
Fujii Hideto is Professor of Tourism and Transport in the School of Commerce, Meiji University, Japan, and Dean of the Graduate School of Commerce. He is the author of Gendai kōtsū ron no keifu to kōzō [Modern transport studies from a historical and structural perspective] (Zeimu Keiri Kyōkai, 2012) and Gendai no kankō jigyō ron [Modern tourism] (Zeimu Keiri Kyōkai, 2014). Recently, he has taken an interest in transport and its related infrastructure as tourism resources for heritage tourism. Prior to entering academia, he had experience working in the Japanese tourism industry
Contributors
Asamizu Munehiko, Yamaguchi University, Japan; Shamik Chakraborty, University of Toyama, Japan; Fujii Hideto, Meiji University, Japan;
Christopher J. Hayes, Teesside University International Business School, Teesside University, UK; Thomas E. Jones, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan; Kudo Yasuko, Osaka Gakuin University, Japan, and Shimane University, Japan; Mori Tomoya, Yamaguchi University, Japan; Naoi Taketo, Professional College of Arts and Tourism, Japan; Oie Tateo, Heian Jogakuin University, Japan; Ota Masataka, Tokyo International University; Perlaky Denes, Yamaguchi University, Japan; Ricardo Nicolas Progano, formerly Wakayama University, Japan;
Fred R. Schumann, University of Guam; Kelvianto Shenyoputro, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan; Suzuki Masaru,Osaka University of Tourism, Japan; Suzuki Tetsu, Shizuoka University of Art and Culture, Japan; Yanata Kaori, Nihon University, Japan.
Table of Contents 目次
(Editor, Fujii Hideto, 編)
Introduction: The Japanese Language, Wabi-Sabi, and Tourism in the 21st Century (Fujii Hideto);
Part 1: Basic Perspectives on Tourism:
1. Tourism in Modern Japan: From the Meiji Era to the Wartime Period (Kudo Yasuko);
2. Tourism Policy: Historical Transition (Asamizu Munehiko);
3. Tourism: Local-Global Nexus (Fred R. Schumann);
4. Inbound Tourism and Economic Growth (Asamizu Munehiko);
5. Cultural Tourism Resources (Naoi Taketo);
6. A Cultural Landscape-Based Approach to Natural Tourism Resources: Understanding Synergies and Tradeoffs (Shamik Chakraborty, Thomas Jones, and Kelvianto Shenyoputro);
7. International Tourists at Japanese Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes: An Introduction (Yanata Kaori and Nicolas Progano);
Part 2: Understanding the Tourism Industry:
8. Travel Industry: Management Perspectives (Suzuki Masaru);
9. Transport Industry and Tourism Experiences (Fujii Hideto);
10. Hotel Industry for Outbound Tourists (Fred R. Schumann);
Part 3: Applied and Contemporary Themes:
11. Gastronomy Tourism and Destination Development in Japan: Ohnan and Kanazawa (Oie Tateo);
12. Rural Tourism and Sustainability (Perlaky Denes and Mori Tomoya);
13. Japan as a Heavily Mediatized Destination: The Media and Tourism (Chirstopher J. Hayes);
14. MICE Industry and Global Tourism (Suzuki Tetsu);
15. Tourism and the Impact of Mega Events (Ota Masataka);
16. Challenges Towards a Tourism-Oriented Country (Suzuki Masaru);
Appendix
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