Japan’s boating industry vies for younger participants

By Tony Esposito2018-11-08T15:33:00

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Like its counterparts in the US and Europe, Japan’s recreational boating industry is trying to attract young people and women into the sport by focusing on services and events that focus on experiences rather than goods, like boat sharing.

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