Since 2015, the “Historical and Cultural Tourism Study Group” (Takanezawa Laboratory) has been conducting community contribution activities by students in the Fukuzumi area of Tamba Sasayama City.
So far, students have helped out at local festivals, held events to learn about the "animal problem (damage to fields caused by wild birds and animals)" while making game dishes with hunters, and supported the operation of local SNS accounts. I have been doing activities that make use of the idea of
Since last year, we have launched the concept of "Fukuzumi Take-akari" using bamboo lanterns, combining the production of the local "night view" with the problem of abandoned bamboo groves.In this event, bamboo is cut from bamboo groves that have become difficult to manage due to depopulation, and bamboo lanterns are made to enjoy the "night view" of the historic townscape.
Converting local problem solving into "enjoyable experience" and creating opportunities for people "outside" to participate in community development.This is also one of the practices of "tourism studies", isn't it?
Like last year, it was delayed again this year due to the corona disaster, but it finally started in earnest in July!
We are planning to prepare for the realization around November in cooperation with the Town Development Council and local residents while fully considering the measures against the new coronavirus infectious disease.
looking forward to! !
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Venison mince making (2019)
Faculty of International Communication Department of Tourism Hitoshi Takanezawa
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