Above, Nagasaki harbor. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
The Japanese government has chosen three of its nation's cities to be tourism role models.
The Japan Times reported:
The government has selected three cities — Kushiro in east Hokkaido, Kanazawa in Ishikawa Prefecture and Nagasaki — as model cities for luring foreign visitors to the countryside, tourism minister Keiichi Ishii announced Friday.
The three cities will each create organizations to promote exchanges between the public and private sectors, polish the appeal of their tourism resources, such as traditional culture and nature, and strengthen PR overseas, Ishii said.
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