| Vol. 10, No. 1, 2025 | 
      
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        | Preface | 
      
        |  | Imbalance between surging inbound tourism and rural tourism Yasuo Ohe
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        | Feature Article | 
      
        |   | Hotel sustainability practices: A review of Japan and international studies Reiko Fujita
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        |   | Challenge of “reconstruction and revitalization tourism” in Tohoku region:
        Practice and future of regional collaborative PBL Atsutoshi Oshima
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        | Original Article | 
      
        |   | Modified market basket analysis to identify consumer behavior and promotion
        programs for supporting shopping tourism Fajar Stevano Artha and Ririn Diar Astanti
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        |   | Analysis of basic information and reviews of ski resorts: A comparison
        between Japanese and foreigners Xiaohan Fu, Yoshiki Nakamura, and Nozomi Oomiya
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        |   | The relationship between the amount of product information provided online
        via suitcase product images, titles, and descriptions: A study consumer
        perception of product function suitcase shopping Hiroki Kozu, Ryuta Otsuka, Kodai Funabashi, and Yasuhiro Tsujimura
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        |   | Audio guide system for small-scale historical buildings Mingxiu Bian, Hazuki Yamada, and Mana Fukuyasu
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        |   | An assessment model for online tours from a consumer perspective Fumihiko Nakano and Masaki Toyama
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        |   | Requirements for local production and consumption of time-series data in
        tourist destinations: Insights from weather forecasting as a model of everyday
        data utilisation Ryo Hori, Mayu Urata, Mamoru Endo, and Takami Yasuda
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        | Notes | 
      
        |   | How do visually impaired tourists travel?: Exploring challenges and difficulties
        that visually disabled people face during traveling using qualitative method Smah Salman Mohammed
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