UCSF Green Talk Series on Diversity of Whales and Whaling in Japan: Legal, Cultural and Ecological Perspectives.
by Prof. Dr. Akamine Jun, University Hitotshubashi Tokyo, Japan
Prof. Dr. Akamine Jun, University Hitotshubashi Tokyo, Japan give talk about the Japanese modern whaling
About the Event
The UCSF Green Talk Series on Diversity of Whales and Whaling in Japan: Legal, Cultural and Ecological Perspectives was organized by Institute Borneo Studies (IBS)/ CRIM. The Green Talk Series aims to enhance and share ideas through contemporary issues on the environment, conservation, and sustainability.
An overview and explained the history of modern Japanese whaling for the last 110 years concerning the changes in lifestyles in Japan. Also highlighted the differences of Japanese whale meat foodways with the changes in lifestyles.
Presented by Prof. Dr. Akamine Jun, University Hitotshubashi Tokyo, Japan
Organizer/Partners/Collaboration/Funds
CRIM/IBS
Date of event
26th February 2018
