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ABSTRAK Jepang sebagai negara industri maju mulai melirik potensi sektor pariwisatanya
sebagai salah satu upaya revitalisasi perekonomiannya yang sempat mengalami
kemunduran. Skripsi ini membahas mengenai program Visit Japan Campaign
(VJC) yang diluncurkan oleh pemerintah Jepang pada tahun 2003 di bawah
naungan Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) dan Japan National Tourism Organization
(JNTO) berikut pengaruhnya terhadap revitalisasi ekonomi Jepang. Hasil dari
penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa sektor pariwisata yang dipromosikan lewat
program tersebut berperan penting dalam revitalisasi ekonomi Jepang sekaligus
pemerataan pembangunan dan kesejahteraan masyarakat Jepang.
ABSTRACT Japan as one of the advanced industrial countries began to look at the potential ofthe tourism sector as one of the efforts to revitalize its economy that had sufferedeconomic recession. This thesis mainly discusses about the Visit Japan Campaign(VJC) program launched by the Japanese government in 2003 under the auspicesof the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) and the Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) following with its impact on Japan?s economic revitalization. Resultsfrom this study indicate that the tourism sector which is being promoted throughthis program plays an important role in Japan?s economic revitalization andpromotes equitable development and welfare among Japanese people.;Japan as one of the advanced industrial countries began to look at the potential ofthe tourism sector as one of the efforts to revitalize its economy that had sufferedeconomic recession. This thesis mainly discusses about the Visit Japan Campaign(VJC) program launched by the Japanese government in 2003 under the auspicesof the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) and the Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) following with its impact on Japan?s economic revitalization. Resultsfrom this study indicate that the tourism sector which is being promoted throughthis program plays an important role in Japan?s economic revitalization andpromotes equitable development and welfare among Japanese people.;Japan as one of the advanced industrial countries began to look at the potential ofthe tourism sector as one of the efforts to revitalize its economy that had sufferedeconomic recession. This thesis mainly discusses about the Visit Japan Campaign(VJC) program launched by the Japanese government in 2003 under the auspicesof the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) and the Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) following with its impact on Japan?s economic revitalization. Resultsfrom this study indicate that the tourism sector which is being promoted throughthis program plays an important role in Japan?s economic revitalization andpromotes equitable development and welfare among Japanese people.;Japan as one of the advanced industrial countries began to look at the potential ofthe tourism sector as one of the efforts to revitalize its economy that had sufferedeconomic recession. This thesis mainly discusses about the Visit Japan Campaign(VJC) program launched by the Japanese government in 2003 under the auspicesof the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) and the Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) following with its impact on Japan?s economic revitalization. Resultsfrom this study indicate that the tourism sector which is being promoted throughthis program plays an important role in Japan?s economic revitalization andpromotes equitable development and welfare among Japanese people., Japan as one of the advanced industrial countries began to look at the potential ofthe tourism sector as one of the efforts to revitalize its economy that had sufferedeconomic recession. This thesis mainly discusses about the Visit Japan Campaign(VJC) program launched by the Japanese government in 2003 under the auspicesof the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) and the Japan National Tourism Organization(JNTO) following with its impact on Japan’s economic revitalization. Resultsfrom this study indicate that the tourism sector which is being promoted throughthis program plays an important role in Japan’s economic revitalization andpromotes equitable development and welfare among Japanese people.]