Rural Development and Tourism
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We provide you with some information and promotional videos to introduce attractive rural areas in Japan. |
Countryside Stay (Rural Tourism)
"Countryside Stay" is a traveling style in which travelers stay in rural villages. They can experience a traditional Japanese rural lifestyle and interact with local people. Travelers can also experience a variety of attractive local settings and communities while staying at various types of accommodations, including farm stays and historic Japanese folk architecture.
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Discover Countryside Treasures in Japan
"Discover Countryside Treasures in Japan" are selected good practices of revitalizing communities and/or rising income in rural areas full of vitality and disseminate information about their attractiveness.
SAVOR JAPAN ~Explore Regional Flavors~ (Updated on May 28, 2024) 
Regional areas where you can enjoy the best of Japanese dining and discover things related to foods, are certified as "Savor Japan" by the Minister of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.
EAT！MEET！JAPAN ～DEEP DINING EXPERIENCES FROM ACROSS JAPAN～
EAT! MEET! JAPAN is a project that recognizes and promotes the best Japanese food experiences nationwide. Commissioned by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF), the project aims to encourage repeat visits to Japan, providing an environment where foreign tourists can continue to have unique Japanese food experiences even after multiple visits to Japan.
Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Structure (GIAHS)
The concept of Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) is distinct from, and more complex than, a conventional heritage site or protected area/landscape.
Introduction on Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) in Japan.
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Towards the Development of Attractive Rural Areas
Towards the Development of Attractive Rural Areas (illustration diagram)(PDF : 340KB)
Report of the Panel on the Development of Vibrant Rural Areas(PDF : 215KB)
