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Explore Japan's Breathtaking National Parks, Culture, and Traditions!

Japan's national parks are special areas designed to protect and preserve beautiful natural landscapes and rich ecosystems, and to combine tourism with environmental protection. There are 34 national parks in Japan, each with its own unique landscape and natural treasures. The beautiful scenery of each season is created by mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, hot springs, and other natural blessings. In national parks, visitors can enjoy nature experiences such as trekking, hiking, fishing, camping, and bird and wildlife watching. Japan's national parks offer visitors breathtaking scenery and relaxing, peaceful moments. In addition, Japan's national park areas are home to people who live surrounded by beautiful nature. These areas are dotted with traditional farming and fishing villages with their own local cultures and lifestyles. They have built sustainable lifestyles that are run in harmony with nature. And, traditional industries that utilize natural resources have taken root in the rural villages, fishing villages, and mountainous areas. In areas with a thriving tourism industry, local economies exist that utilize local culture, local cuisine, and traditional crafts. Cooperation and understanding with local residents play an important role in promoting sustainable tourism development. In national parks, it is important to respect and coexist with the lifestyles and cultures of local people who live with the rich natural environment. When tourists visit, they are encouraged to enjoy a special experience through deeper understanding and appreciation of the local environment and culture while interacting with the local people.