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Ocean Fishing
Japan is an island nation that stretches thousands of miles. “A country surrounded by the sea,” as one common expression has it. Perhaps not surprisingly, the country has had a highly developed fishing culture for centuries, if not millennia. It has long been a global pioneer in everything from ways to preserve freshness to forms of seafood cuisine. This is our topic for this edition of Japanology Plus: how Japan fishes its oceans, in particular its coastal seas. Our expert guest is Professor Osamu Baba of the Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology.
Aired: Jan 09, 2018 Genre: Documentary TalkCasts: Peter Barakan Emma Howard Matt AltDuration: 28m Rating: 0 Country: Japan Production: NHK, NHK Educational
Episodes
01: Ocean Fishing02: The Police03: Japanophiles: Stephanie Tomiyasu04: New Trends in Logistics05: Game Arcades06: Snow Removal07: Shopping Streets08: Japanophiles: Bjorn Heiberg09: Regional Transport Crisis10: Miniature Culture11: Marriage12: 100 Yen Shops13: Deep-fried Food14: Lighthouses15: Japanophiles: David E. Wells16: Industrial Heritage17: Graves18: Rice Cultivation19: The Ogasawara Islands: A Multicultural Heritage20: The Ogasawara Islands: A Turbulent History21: Japanophiles: Bruce Gutlove22: Roadside Stations23: Summer Resorts24: Yurei: Japanese Ghosts25: Radio Calisthenics26: Underground Shopping Streets27: Japanophiles: Jagmohan S. Chandrani28: A Sense of the Divine29: Earthquake-resistant Architecture30: School Sports Days31: School Satchels32: Aquariums33: Onigiri: Rice Balls34: Japanophiles: David Stanley Hewett35: Coffee36: Meiji-era Advisors37: School Uniforms38: Soba Restaurants