Tourism and the Revival of Rural Japan: The Case of &lt;I&gt;Satoyama&lt;/I&gt; Development in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Vafadari, Kazem

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“…Roberta MacDonald, in a study based on the rural tourism industry in Canada, pointed out that the important factors and conditions for the development of rural tourism are policy support and characteristic rural culture [54]. With the continuous development of rural tourism, the relevant literature has gradually focused on the path and countermeasures of tourism promoting rural revival from the perspective of the positive effect of rural tourism development on rural revival [55][56][57].…”

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The Motivation Mechanism and Evolutionary Logic of Tourism Promoting Rural Revitalisation: Empirical Evidence from China

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It is difficult to ensure the sustainability of the practice of tourism promoting rural revitalisation, whether it is driven by a top-down exogenous power or a bottom-up endogenous power. Therefore, it is of great theoretical and practical significance to clarify the motivation mechanism and evolutionary logic of tourism promoting rural revitalisation. This paper first adopts a system theory research method to construct a model of the driving mechanism of tourism promoting rural revitalisation; then, it uses the Boston matrix model to construct an analysis matrix of the motivation mechanism of the promotion of rural revitalisation and uses this analysis matrix to explore the motivation mechanism and evolutionary logic of tourism promoting rural revitalisation under different development models. On this basis, the paper takes Yuanjia village (which lies in Liquan County, Shaanxi Province), a model village of tourism promoting rural revitalisation in China, as a typical case, and through the analysis of the practical process of tourism promoting rural revitalisation in this and the surrounding villages, it is verified that the logic and path of the evolution of the motivation mechanism from “exogenous power” to “endogenous power” is more suitable for the actual situation of tourism promoting rural revitalisation in China. The paper perhaps provides theoretical insights into and practical references for the practice of tourism promoting rural revitalisation in China and other developing countries in the world.

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“…As a result, decreased transportation costs (Kim & Lee, 2017), development in the MICE industry (Iwamoto, Matsuo, Fukushima, & Komada, 2016), and popularization of air charter tours (Wu, 2014) all contributed to the development of inbound tourism in Japan. Meanwhile, Japan's marketing of tourist destinations (Funck, 2012), promotion of online tourism (Bandara & Silva, 2016), and organization of tourism activities (Vafadari, 2013) have provided valuable development opportunities for countries around the world to improve their efficiency of inbound tourism. In addition, factors other than trade facilitation, such as natural disasters (Murakami, Kawamura, & Suzuki, 2015;Wu & Hayashi, 2014), diplomatic relations (Kim, Prideaux, & Timothy, 2016) could be considered when studying the efficiency of inbound tourism in Japan.…”

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Does trade facilitation promote the efficiency of inbound tourism?—The empirical test based on Japan

Tang

2020

Journal of Tourism Research

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This study explores the intrinsic correlation between trade facilitation and the efficiency of inbound tourism in Japan based on the data from 2011 to 2017. Findings suggest that Japan's inbound tourism is strongly dependent on the Asian market. The number and rate of growth of sightseeing tourists is higher than those of other types. China has become the biggest source of inbound tourism for Japan. The stochastic frontier gravity and fixed‐effect regression show that the increase in the level of trade facilitation of different inbound tourist source countries (regions) has promoted the efficiency of inbound tourism in Japan. Furthermore, trade facilitation has played a significant role in improving the efficiency of the inbound business tourism market. The increase in Japan's international tourism income and air transport capacity has strengthened its comprehensive supply capacity for the tourism industry. Lastly, visa‐free policies have also boosted inbound tourism efficiency.

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Tourism-driven rural spatial restructuring in the metropolitan fringe: An empirical observation

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2020

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Tourism and the Revival of Rural Japan: The Case of <I>Satoyama</I> Development in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

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The Motivation Mechanism and Evolutionary Logic of Tourism Promoting Rural Revitalisation: Empirical Evidence from China

The Motivation Mechanism and Evolutionary Logic of Tourism Promoting Rural Revitalisation: Empirical Evidence from China

Does trade facilitation promote the efficiency of inbound tourism?—The empirical test based on Japan

Tourism-driven rural spatial restructuring in the metropolitan fringe: An empirical observation

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