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NIHON Taro*，KANKO Hanako**，KENKYU Jiro***Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts Abstracts

Keywords: tourism, tourist object

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Annals of Tourism Research, 11(1), pp. 79-991)

３８2) Uzzell, David(1984): An Alternative Structuralist Approach３

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