Promotion for Japan tourism at JNTO Travel Seminar

JNTO Japan Endless Discovery Seminar 2014 was held in Brisbane and Sydney. Japanese local governments such as Tokyo, Toyama, Takayama, Wakayama, Hiroshima and Okinawa joined the Seminar, which was aimed at travel agencies and air lines in Australia to promote Japanese local governments. To convey the charm of their regions to the audience as best as possible, presenters gave humorous speeches coupled with breathtaking pictures.

Assistant Director Hirasawa gave a presentation on a behalf of the Hiroshima Prefectural Office. At a business session following the Seminar, some agencies asked contact details for package tours or hotels that were featured in the presentation, which proved to be excellent feedback to the presenter.

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