A study on the development of Chinatowns' tourism in Japan.

日本有三个城市：横滨、科比。和长崎。其中最大的唐人街是横滨的。本研究的目的是探讨日本观光业的发展，并建立日本观光业的文献资料库。朝鲜战争后，中国人拥有的酒吧在朝鲜城增加了。不过，随着旅游业的发展，出售中国产品、民间工艺品、饼干等的商店越来越多。近年来，来日本访问的人越来越多，旅日华人利用自己的文化背景，打造了独具特色的商业化民族城镇。这是他们适应日本社会的最独特的形式之一。中国的文化和传统在唐人街被压缩成一个空壳，而这个地方因为旅游业而看起来越来越有异国情调。

Three Chinatowns have been formed in Japan; Yokohama, Kobe. and Nagasaki. The largest Chinatown of them is Yokohama's. The aim of this study was to discuss the development of Chinatowns' tourism in Japan, and to a data base of bibliographies on Chinatowns in Japan.Right after World War II, the Chinatowns in Japan became black markets. After the Korean War, the number of bars owned by Chinese people increased in the Chinatowns. These days, however, shops which sell Chinese products, folkcrafts, cookies, and so on, are increasing with the development of tourism. Recently the number of persons who visit the Chinatowns is increasing.The Chinese in Japan made a great use of their cultural backgrounds for making unique commercialized ethnic towns. This is one of the most distinctive forms of their accommodation to Japanese society. The Chinese culture and traditions are being reduced to a shell in the Chinatowns, whereas the place looks more and more exotic outwardly because of tourism.