通过历史旅行向前看，通过遗产旅游向后看：对日本江户时代东海道沿线道路、流动性和地方想象力的分析

IF 0.3 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

Journal of Tourism History Pub Date : 2024-02-15 DOI:10.1080/1755182x.2023.2283430

David J. Telfer, Atsuko Hashimoto

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东海道是日本江户时代（1603-1868 年）修建的一条传奇公路，连接幕府将军的故乡江户和天皇的故乡京都。沿途有 53 ...

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Looking forward via historic travel and looking back via heritage tourism: an analysis of roads, mobility and imagination of place along the Tōkaidō Road in Edo Period, Japan

The Tōkaidō Road was the legendary highway constructed during the Edo period (1603–1868) in Japan connecting Edo, the home of the shogun, to Kyoto, the home of the emperor. Along the route were 53 ...

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Tourism History is the primary venue for peer-reviewed scholarship covering all aspects of the evolution of tourism from earliest times to the postwar world. Articles address all regions of the globe and often adopt interdisciplinary approaches for exploring the past. The Journal of Tourism History is particularly (though not exclusively) interested in promoting the study of areas and subjects underrepresented in current scholarship, work for example examining the history of tourism in Asia and Africa, as well as developments that took place before the nineteenth century. In addition to peer-reviewed articles, Journal of Tourism History also features short articles about particularly useful archival collections, book reviews, review essays, and round table discussions that explore developing areas of tourism scholarship. The Editorial Board hopes that these additions will prompt further exploration of issues such as the vectors along which tourism spread, the evolution of specific types of ‘niche’ tourism, and the intersections of tourism history with the environment, medicine, politics, and more.