成功与继承：农业旅游、异托邦与两代日本乡村女企业家

Q2 Social Sciences

Asian anthropology Pub Date : 2022-01-02 DOI:10.1080/1683478X.2021.2013957

A. Sugimoto

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摘要

摘要农业旅游业在日本被宣传为乡村振兴的工具。农家旅馆是农业旅游的一个例子，通常由女农民经营。他们通常创办一家小型家族企业，以找到一种足够舒适的谋生方式，其中一些人很少关注利润和增长；他们是生活方式企业家。这篇文章基于几年来对四位女农民和农家乐老板——两位长辈和她们的女儿/孙女——的多次采访，重点关注农家乐企业从老一辈到年轻一代的继承。对这几代人的生活故事进行比较表明，农场客栈为这两代人提供了农村妇女的新身份，但方式截然不同。

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Success and succession: agritourism, heterotopia and two generations of rural Japanese female entrepreneurs

Abstract Agritourism is promoted as a tool for rural revitalization in Japan. Farm inns are an example of agritourism and are run often by female farmers. They usually start a small family business to find a sufficient and comfortable way to make a living, with some of them focusing very little on profit and growth; they are lifestyle entrepreneurs. This article, based on multiple interviews conducted over several years with four female farmers and farm-inn owners—two elders and their daughters/granddaughters—focuses on the succession of farm-inn businesses from the older generation to the younger generation. A comparison of these different generations’ life stories shows that farm inns provide both generations with new identities as rural women, but in quite differing ways.

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