Fishing in Japan

This event explores the rich history and cultural significance of fishing in Japan, a key part of the country's primary sector alongside agriculture and forestry. Attendees can expect to learn about Japan's fishing industry, which has evolved from dominating the economy in the late 19th century to its current role, accounting for 1.3% of GNP.

The event delves into the challenges and transformations of Japanese fisheries, including the decline in employment and the rise of part-time farming. Visitors will gain insights into how fishing communities have adapted to economic changes and technological advancements.

With a focus on sustainability and tradition, this event offers a unique perspective on Japan's maritime heritage. It's an opportunity to understand the cultural and economic importance of fishing in Japan, from historical practices to modern-day innovations.