ichigohatabetehaikenainihonnousanbutsuanzenshinwanohoukaiwodouhuseguka: nazetaiwandenihonkaranonousanbutsugatairyouhakisareteirunodesyou syakainouragawa (Japanese Edition)
In this Japanese edition, Hiroshi Yamada investigates the breakdown of Japan's food safety system, particularly why agricultural products are discarded in large quantities despite no evident problems. He explores societal influences on these practices, offering a critical perspective on the nation's approach to food security and waste.
About This Book
This book examines the collapse of Japan's food safety mechanisms, focusing on agricultural products and their perceived safety.
Hiroshi Yamada analyzes the societal currents influencing these practices, questioning the reasons behind widespread discarding of produce.
Through a detailed look at the food chain, the text highlights potential flaws in current safety protocols.
Readers gain understanding of how these issues impact daily life and policy in Japan.
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