How Do You Have Any Difficulties Regarding Festival Participation In Your First Rock And Roll Festival

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Exploring the relationships among serious leisure, emotional intensity and psychological distance: A case study of Fuji Rock Festival goers
Interview and Photo Elicitation Questions

A. Serious Leisure (3 weeks before Fuji Rock Festival)
1. When was the first time you attended a rock and roll festival? And what festival?
2. How did you get involved in your first rock and roll festival?
3. Since then, how often do you come to rock and roll festival?
4. Approximately, how much time and money do you spend for rock and roll festival per year?
5. What keeps you participating in rock and roll festival? And why?
6. Did you ever have any difficulties regarding festival participation since it may involve more time and money for you to be a part of it?
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Do you feel that you have achieved or satisfied the original goals of this trip? (Relaxation? Watch a specific rock band’s performance? Enjoy the atmosphere? Enjoy the leisure time with your friends? Immerse in a different setting from your ordinary life? Purchase some certain souvenirs?)
3. How do you feel about Fuji Rock? Can you describe your mood or emotion at this moment?
4. Discuss anything about the festival that you find interesting, odd, or important so far. How do you feel that incident or experience?
5. What is the best and worst part about Fuji Rock so far? Please describe.
The day travel back to Taiwan
1. At this moment, when you hear Fuji Rock, what comes to your mind?
• Please take some time and close your eyes and think of Fuji Rock o Please describe what you see (if anything)... o Please describe what you smell (if any)... o Please describe what you taste (if any)... o Please describe what you hear (if anything)... o Please describe what you feel/touch (if anything)...
2. How was the trip? Do you feel that you have achieved or satisfied the original goals of this trip? (Relaxation? Watch a specific rock band’s performance? Enjoy the atmosphere? Enjoy the leisure time with your friends? Immerse in a different setting from your ordinary life? Purchase some certain
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o Please describe what you taste (if any)... o Please describe what you hear (if anything)... o Please describe what you feel/touch (if anything)...
3. When people ask you now about your Fuji Rock trip, what do you tell them?
4. Can you share some photos of Fuji Rock that you think can most represent this travel and festival attending experience? Can you describe the story or scene for me? Why do you want to share these photos? Is there any special meaning behind this story or scene? Is any specific emotion or mood attached to this photo?
5. What is the best and worst part of this Fuji Rock trip? And why? What are the most salient emotions when you think back to this trip? Explain why do you feel that way.
6. After this trip, have you noticed any differences in yourself? Do you think that your Fuji Rock trip influenced your leisure life regarding rock and roll festival or concert participation, choices, or everyday life at all? If so, how and why?
7. Will you attend Fuji Rock again? Why and what would you do there this time OR Why not?
8. Do you meet any new friends during the festival? Do you contact those friends outside the festival? How do you maintain this relationship outside the

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