
Japanese national parks are developing multiday hiking routes through remote rural areas to attract trekking tourists
The initiative aims to create economic benefits for local communities in less-visited regions
Trekking tourism is positioned as a way to balance visitor experiences with community development
The strategy encourages tourists to explore Japan's natural landscapes beyond major urban centers
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