Joji Terahara

TERAHARA Jyoji

Professor

area of expertise: urban and regional planning in developing countries, tourism town development

Main subjects

Tourism management, tourism statistics, tourism-related legislation, bookkeeping, Discussion and Presentation in Tourism, tourism seminars

Research Themes and Keywords

・ Research on geographic information systems and their use in tourism ・ Research on regional economic analysis

Final academic background/degree

Graduate School of Architecture, The University of Tokyo / Master, University of Pennsylvania, USA, Department of Urban and Regional Planning / Ph.D.

licence · Qualification

(none)

Affiliated academic society

(public corporation) City Planning Institute of Japan

Major achievements

"Earthquake Relics" January 2019
Survey of remains from the Great East Japan Earthquake, etc.

For more details on Research please see Here

extracurricular activities

Japan International Cooperation Agency Advisory Committee for Environmental and Social Considerations

Social contribution activities

(Public corporation) Japan Triathlon Union official referee

message

With the development of information and communication technology, communication that transcends time and space has become possible all over the world. Stockpiles of information and knowledge should have become easily accessible, but we no longer have to communicate with people who have different backgrounds or opinions. Curiosity and an inquisitive mind that want to know and see the unknown are the beginnings of understanding others, and are linked to the cultural and economic activities of tourism. Japan's passport is the strongest in the world, allowing visa-free travel to 192 countries. It will be necessary to take advantage of this and accept the people of the world as a way of giving back. We will increase your ability to take action and on-site capabilities, and push your back with all your might!