Experiential Benefits of Japanese Outdoor Recreationists
Experiential Benefits of Japanese Outdoor Recreationists
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日本户外休闲者的体验优势
DOI:
10.1080/07053436.1996.10715533
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发表时间:
1996
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通讯作者:
Jin Nagazumi
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作者:
W. Stewart;M. Harada;Junya Fujimoto;Jin Nagazumi
Abstract Recreation and leisure pursuits have become an important part of the lifestyle for many Japanese. Several critiques of Japanese society have indicated a growing individualism concomitant with a leisure-orientation. Outdoor recreation activity provides opportunities to fulfill individual needs and obtain experiential benefits. The empirical portion of this paper translates a portion of the Recreation Experience Preference (REP) scales and applies the translated scales to two populations of outdoor recreationists in Japan: day-hikers and university students enrolled in sports or recreation classes. Results indicated that each of the translated scales are associated with strong reliability, and that the sampled Japanese rated nature experience/ippanteki na shizen taiken, tranquility/heion heisei, and physical rest/shintaiteki kyuyo as being the most important experiential benefits associated with outdoor recreation. The least important experiential benefits reported by both samples were social recog...