Compare the characteristics of Japanese and Korean culture and tourism resources.

As we all know, Japan's tourism industry has a long history, and it has formed scenic recuperation tourism represented by Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms and hot springs, food tourism represented by Japanese cuisine, and characteristic cultural tourism represented by geisha and actresses. As a neighbor of Japan, China is an important tourist market of Japanese tourism. Since 2000, Japanese began to publicize China in various forms. In the early days, for example, Osaka tourism propaganda film produced by Noriko Sakai in 2004; Recently, a Japanese tourism promotional film produced by China's famous idol stars F4 and Lin Chi-ling; In 2007, an exhibition of Japanese tourism culture was held in Shanghai, China, to discuss tourism culture, show Japanese characteristic culture and introduce various entry and exit procedures, which further increased Japanese understanding and interest in Japanese tourism. This year, Japan has reached a "Japanese cultural industry strategy" to promote Japanese tourism culture overseas. The strategic content points out that Japanese comics, comics and games are already very influential abroad. On this basis, we should increase the cultural propaganda of Japanese scenery, diet, fashion and various national characteristics, and establish some related "cultural centers" abroad. In this regard, the Prime Minister's Award will be established to reward foreigners who have made special contributions to this. Japan has promoted the propaganda of tourism culture to a strategic level and gradually implemented it. It can be seen that Japan attaches importance to tourism culture. Because the Japanese government has realized that tourism culture propaganda can not only bring considerable foreign exchange income to Japan, but also publicize Japan's national culture, let the world know about Japan's * * * integration, Japan's nationality and Japan's cosmopolitanism, integrate Japan with the world, and make the world happy to accept Japan, its people and its culture.

South Korea

South Korea's tourism industry has developed for more than 40 years, which is very close to China in history and culture and friendly to China tourists. Anton and Gyeongju in this trip are famous for Confucian culture and Buddhist culture respectively.

Anton, located in the north of Gyeongsangbuk-do, is the place where Korean Confucian traditional culture is preserved the most. In recent years, the number of people traveling to Korea is increasing day by day. Taoshan Academy, founded by Li Tuixi, a famous Korean Confucian scholar and a great influence on Japanese Confucianism, is antique. The He Hui Folk Village near the Luodong River vividly reproduces the culture of citizens and two classes in the Korean era, when there were many houses and huts of two classes in the village. North Korea's famous He Hui mask originated here, and the famous Anton Folk Village is also nearby. Anton has also launched many experience tourism projects for tourists. Visitors can taste traditional sacrificial food, personally make traditional Korean paper in Fengshan, watch the making process of Anton shochu and experience the local traditional homestay.

Gyeongju, the ancient capital of Silla for thousands of years, is rich in ancient tombs and Buddhist culture, with historical sites all over the city and suburbs, and various archaeological excavations are still in progress. It is reported that Gyeongju attracts 89 million tourists from home and abroad every year.

Strolling through Gyeongju, the ancient tombs represented by the big cemetery are curvy and naturally blend with the quiet villages; Vivid painters and exquisite stone carvings fully display the essence of Buddhist architecture, making Qingzhou a "museum without walls". The two best treasures in Gyeongju are the Buddhist temple built in the 8th century and the nearby Seokguram. They represent the highly exquisite Buddhist art in Korea and express the ideal of a harmonious world. They are widely praised in East Asia and were listed as world cultural heritage by UNESCO in 1995.

In order to establish a good tourism image, the Korean government has identified tourism as a strategic industry, and has always maintained a good image, striving to create a tourism environment that attracts tourists. People in the Korean tourism industry pointed out that it is a true portrayal of the development of Korean tourism that the whole country is unanimously establishing an image and promoting sales in Qixin. The development of tourism in Korea needs the strong support and extensive participation of the people, and educating the people to know how to improve their quality is the basic project of tourism development. The improvement of national quality and the protection of history and culture have also created a good environment for the development of Korean tourism.

Although South Korea's land area is only over 90,000 square kilometers, it has successfully declared seven world cultural heritages to UNESCO so far, which shows the importance attached to traditional culture. Making full use of limited conditions and promoting special services is a major feature of Korean tourism development. In recent years, with the increasingly fierce competition in the international tourism market, the Korean government requires its own tourism industry to innovate constantly and strive to develop tourism projects with Korean characteristics. While trying to explore these historical and cultural relics, Korean tourism departments combine tourism with festivals, folk customs and food to make the best use of limited tourism resources. At present, there are 800 new special tourism projects in Korea every year, including Gyeongju Cultural Expo and He Hui International Mask Festival, which attract millions of tourists. These tourism projects with strong Korean local characteristics have attracted many tourists from all over the world and effectively promoted the development of Korean tourism.