Tourism Development in Japan: Themes, Issues and Challenges

公開日 2020年11月05日

国際観光学研究センター（CTR）研究員が執筆、編集に携わった書籍「Tourism Development in Japan: Themes, Issues and Challenges」が出版されました。
これは、2018年に発行された学術誌Tourism Planning & Developmentの特集号Volume 15, Issue 1, Tourism Development in Japan: Issues and Challenges - A focus on regions and communitiesを土台としたもので、本学特別主幹教授でCTR副センター長のRichard Sharpley教授(University of Central Lancashire, UK)を中心に取りまとめました。CTR研究員を中心に特集号に投稿した執筆者10名に、7名の新たな執筆者を加え（CTR研究員計12名）、14章から構成されています。

1. Introduction: tourism in Japan – from the past to the present	Richard Sharpley & Kumi Kato
2. Tourism research on Japan – overview of major trends: Japanese and English-language materials	Yumiko Horita & Kumi Kato
3. Urban development and tourism in Japanese cities	Yumiko Horita
4. Transition of forest tourism policies in Japanese national forest management	Yumi Oura
5. A systematic review of sport tourism research in Japan	Eiji Ito & Tom Hinch
6. Mobilizing stoke: a genealogy of surf tourism development in Miyazaki, Japan	Adam Doering
7. Japan’s mountain tourism at a crossroads: insights from the North Japan Alps	Abhik Chakraborty
8. International exchange in tea tourism: reconceptualizing Japanese green tourism for sustainable farming communities	Amnaj Khackhrueamuang
9. Pilgrimage tourism in regional communities: the case of Tanabe City and Kumano Kodo	Ricardo Nicolas Progano & Kumi Kato
10. Confronting difficult pasts: the case of ‘kamikaze’ tourism	Richard Sharpley & Kumi Kato
11. Whaling heritage and tourism development – ‘sliced, diced and boiled down’	Simon Wearne
12. Debating sustainability in tourism development: resilience, traditional knowledge and community: a post-disaster perspective	Kumi Kato
13. International tourists in Japan: their increasing numbers and vulnerability to natural hazards	Hayato Nagai, Kaede Sano, Brent W. Ritchie & Takashi Yoshino
14. The expansion of peer-to-peer accommodation rentals in Japan: issues and challenges	Takahiro Ikeji & Hayato Nagai
Postscript	Richard Sharpley & Kumi Kato