Japanese Journal of Tourism Studies
Online ISSN : 2436-1011
Print ISSN : 1348-8376
The Historical Development of Ethnic Tourism in Taiwan during the Japanese Ruling Period
Wei-Chi ChangAkira UedaKiyoshi Miyazaki
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2003 Volume 02 Pages 47-55

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The purpose of this study is to clarify the historical development of ethnic tourism and its consequence in Taiwan during the period of Japanese colonized. Through the literature study, it comes to the following conclusions: In the early Japanese colonized period, tourism was used as a kind of colonial policy to change the Taiwanese aboriginal culture and life style. When the suppression was down, the commercial tourism was promoted in the aboriginal community by the colonial government. The tourism policy in the time of Japanese colonized had a tremendous impact on the formative of tourism culture in Taiwan, and had a great influence on the formulation of people's understandings on tourism.
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© 2003 Japan Society for Interdisciplinary Tourism Studies
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