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Atlas of Lymphatic System in Cancer intention to increase annual numbers of foreign tourists to 30 million. However, the easing of existing tourism-related regulations and change in Japan’s readiness to accept foreign tourists, looking towards increasing the depth of tourism in the nation, will be essential for a tourism strategy whi

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Sergi Vidal-Sicart,Renato A. Valdés Olmosse the conditions of this type of renting may violate Japan’s Hotel Business Act. Discussion of the relaxation of regulations on . has proceeded in response to a shortage of hotel rooms and the need to attract overseas visitors. The relaxation of regulations on farm stays in Japan and short-term acc

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Flavio Ruffinatto,Alan Crivellaroelderly residents of Japan’s regional areas has already begun to decline, while those numbers in Tokyo and other large cities will surge in the future. Because prices are regulated in Japan’s medical and nursing care sectors, we cannot rely on the adjustment of supply and demand based on the price m

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Giuseppe Micali,Marco Cusini,Franco Dinottagional municipalities do not welcome influxes of elderly residents, because such influxes disadvantage regional municipal governments by requiring them to shoulder a considerable financial burden for social security while providing virtually no increase in local tax revenues..Influxes of elderly res

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1087-7he Tokyo Metropolitan Area (TMA) to regional areas. The chapters in this section demonstrate that this proposal is based on a misreading of the facts..Masayuki Nakagawa demonstrates that the birth rate is lower in the inner city than in the suburbs in most major metropolitan areas, and that the birt