Challenges in inheritance of public bath and capturing new demand, including recreation

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  • 生活文化資源としての銭湯継承とレクリエーションを含む新規需要獲得の取り組み
  • -Focusing on cases where non-relatives succeeded the business-
  • - 親族以外が事業承継した銭湯に着目して-

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<p>The number of public baths is decreasing due to the spread of home bathtubs and the shortage of successors due to the practice of business succession to relatives, while there is the usage needs of foreigners seeking a Japanese lifestyle and cultural experience and movement to evaluate cultural value of public baths. In this study, in order to find the possibility of inheriting public baths as a living and cultural resource, the following three points were clarified by focusing on the cases where non-relatives succeeded the business. First, we clarified barriers that must be overcome in business succession, second, we grasped efforts to capture new demand such as the use of recreation, and third, we grasped the conscious and unconscious inheritance status of "sento assets" such as sento's unique architecture, equipment, and tools, and examined the risk of future loss.</p>

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  • The Tourism Studies

    The Tourism Studies 33 (3), 85-94, 2021

    Japan Institute of Tourism Research

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  • CRID
    1390855267548369664
  • DOI
    10.18979/jitr.33.3_85
  • ISSN
    21897530
    13420208
  • Text Lang
    ja
  • Article Type
    journal article
  • Data Source
    • JaLC
    • KAKEN
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