Accurate interpretative material is provided which informs visitors of the significance of the cultural and natural aspects of the sites they visit. The information is culturally appropriate, developed with host community collaboration, and clearly communicated in languages pertinent to visitors and residents.
Example: Miyama, Japan
In Miyama, Japan, visitors receive appropriate interpretative materials that explain the significance of the region’s “kayabuki” thatched roofs and “satoyama” countryside culture. These materials are developed in collaboration with local residents, ensuring an authentic representation of the community’s thousand-year tradition of living in harmony with nature. Information is shared through guided tours, cultural experience programs, and other multilingual resources, enabling travelers to understand and respect Miyama’s heritage and environment.
