[Audio commentary] History of Himi's highly sustainable fixed net fishing (12th day of trip)

This time I will introduce Himi's fishing industry, which is attracting attention around the world.
Himi's fishing industry, famous for its Kanburi yellowtail and set net fishing, has attracted worldwide attention for its excellent sustainability and has been certified as a Japanese agricultural heritage site.
Himi has a long history, with fixed net fishing already practiced in the Edo period, and in the past, it was an interesting type of fishing that cycled between land and sea.
Currently, the idea of ​​valuing the connection between land and sea is linked to nature conservation, and we are working to protect important marine resources.
I would like to introduce what I learned about Himi's fishing industry at the Himi City Fisheries Cultural Exchange Center and the Himi City Museum of History.
#Fisheries in Himi #Set net fishing in Himi #History of Himi
table of contents
0:00 Intro
1:58 Natural fish tank Toyama Bay
3:28 Yellowtail tiles at Himi Station
5:22 Characteristics of Himi's fixed net fishing ① Highly sustainable fishing (Himi City Fisheries Cultural Exchange Center)
9:25 Characteristics of Himi's set net fishing ② Circulation of the sea and land, side jobs and migrant work fostered by fishing (Himi City Museum of History)
16:03 Supplement: Toyama, where rice cultivation and migrant workers were popular