Shimane Prefecture plans to enter undeveloped fishing ground Shin-yamatotai (mid-ocean bank in the central area of the Japan Sea). The prefecture has allocated one million yen to conduct relevant surveys on which it will at long last embark from early July for approximately one month. The Prefectural Fisheries Department held the final meeting with the Prefectural Fisheries Research Institute on the 17th.
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At the same time, in addition to lectures, a habitat survey of sea lions around "Takeshima," the treasury of the sea, which lies on the abolished MacArthur line, will take place. Shimane-maru from the Prefectural Fisheries Research Institute will conduct both surveys (text omitted).
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Entry into Undeveloped Fishing Ground
Surveys on Shin-yamatotai and Takeshima
The Prefecture Aiming to Increase Catch by 2.5 Times
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Document title | Entry into Undeveloped Fishing Ground Surveys on Shin-yamatotai and Takeshima The Prefecture Aiming to Increase Catch by 2.5 Times |
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Date created (Western calendar) | June 19, 1952 |
Date created (Japanese era) | June 19, Showa 27 |
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Publisher | Mainichi Shimbun Matsue Branch |
Name of publication | Mainichi Shimbun (Osaka Head Office), Shimane edition |
Content | An article reporting that Shimane Prefecture is embarking on a fishing ground survey in Shin-yamatotai (mid-ocean bank) in the central area of the Japan Sea. It also reports that along with this survey, another planned survey on sea lions around Takeshima etc., will also take place, and that both surveys will be conducted by Shimane-Maru from the Prefectural Fisheries Research Institute. |