The Apparition of a Hometown: The Blind Spot for Furusato in the Governments Cultural Heritage Preservation Programs

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Feikens, Mardie (2014)

The Apparition of a Hometown: The Blind Spot for Furusato in the Governments Cultural Heritage Preservation Programs

Bachelor thesis | Japanstudies (BA)

In my thesis I will prove how the blind spot for furusato in the government's cultural heritage policies is harming rural communities and therefore counteracts various other goals set to relieve the effects of the economic crisis.

1950 Preservation Law

Bunkazai hogo-hō

ふるさと

文化財保護法

Author: Feikens, Mardie

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: History

Supervisors: Mark, Ethan

ECTS Credits: 10

Language: en

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