Eco-museum: A place where local nature, culture, and industry are preserved and where local residents and tourists can learn and interact together.

Eco-museum: A place where local nature, culture, and industry are preserved and where local residents and tourists can learn and interact together.

Local resources: Natural, cultural, and industrial assets unique to a region.

Conservation and development: Protecting and further developing the natural environment and cultural resources.

Facility: A large-scale facility built to attract visitors.

Tourist resources: natural and cultural elements that attract tourists.

Economic Independence: The ability of a community to conduct economic activities without outside support.

Core Museum: The central facility of an eco-museum.

Key Person: A person who plays an important role in the revitalization of a region.

Partnership: A system in which the government and residents work together.

Vision: Future goals and prospects.

Georges Henri Rivière: French museum expert who proposed the concept of eco-museums.

International Museum Congress: An international conference attended by museums from around the world.

Economic disparity between central and rural areas: the economic difference between urban and rural areas.

Local Livelihoods: Lifestyle and culture of the people living in the area.

Historical Inquiry: Research from a historical perspective.

Nature Facilities: Facilities with a nature theme.

Administration-driven: A method in which the government takes the lead.

Satellite facility: A related facility located in the vicinity of the main facility.

Curator: A professional who manages exhibits and provides explanations at a museum.

Green tourism: Tourism activities to enjoy nature and rural areas.