Titlebook: Sustainability Management in Heritage and Tourism; The Concept and Prac Takamitsu Jimura Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Introduction – Sustainability and Japan’s Heritage and Tourismf Sects. ., ., ., and . become theoretical frameworks and basic practical examples to develop main discussions in Parts II and III of this monograph. The last section, Sect. ., illustrates the structure of this monograph.

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Sustainability of Japan’s Natural Heritageitiative adopted for the protection of an abiotic factor, geo heritage. Geoparks are also an international concept and scheme for the conservation of geo heritage across the globe. It should be noted that the aforementioned three types of natural heritage are not only conserved but also utilised for

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Sustainability of Japan’s Transport Sectornsport services, especially local train and/or bus services, is crucial to maintain the socio-cultural sustainability of local communities, and this is especially important for urban areas of Japan. On the other hand, highway networks are vital for the socio-cultural sustainability of rural areas of

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Sustainability of Food and Beverage Sector in Japanrvices can minimise chances to contact other people. Consequently, the socio-cultural sustainability of takeaway and delivery services has been enhanced, making themselves part of familiar cityscapes. Overall, eateries, particularly restaurants and cafés, have been working hard on SDGs often as thei

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Sustainability of Visitor Attractions and Events Sector in Japannt parks, including theme parks, are constructed mainly to entertain their visitors. Overall, the economic and socio-cultural sustainability of visitor attractions can be maintained or even improved by serving as tourism resources, whilst the environmental sustainability of visitor attractions, espe

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Sustainability of Tourism Intermediaries in Japanproviders and consumers without the intermediaries and those of online travel agents, particularly hotel booking websites. This trend has been geared by the advancement of the Internet, especially Web 2.0. Overall, this shift has damaged the economic sustainability of tourism intermediaries. A decre