魚市場の再生と地域経営 : 「清水おさかな文化村」構想の提案(中村義作教授退任記念号)

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Many of the Japanese fish markets have been on the decline for the past decade or so because of changes in the distribution system. Some of the markets have tried to survive by changing themselves into tourist-oriented fish markets. It is difficult, however, to carry this out because there are fishmonger unions that oppose it. The fish market of Shimizu-City is a case in point. The city has proposed a "marine bazaar plan," in which citizens and tourists can enjoy shopping, eating, and sightseeing in the renewed fish market called "Marine Bazaar." But the fishmongers' union has prevented the plan from being carried out, for fear that their sales may suffer. In recent years, however, the union has changed its mind and begun thinking of joining the marine bazaar plan for its own survival, which is now at stake. This paper attempts to propose a new marine bazaar plan, which can benefit the citizens, the city government, the fishmongers' union, and other groups concerned. For this purpose, we conducted fieldwork in Japan and in the United States, interviewed the people and unions concerned, and proposed a plan to revitalize the fish market by creating a "fish-culture village." This is not simply a fish center where people buy fish but a place where people enjoy seafood culture.
静岡県立大学の論文
1996-03-31