In fact, they don t eat whale meat, so why does Japan insist on killing whales?

Because whales have destroyed the ecological environment, although they do not eat whales, if they are not killed, then other fish will be attacked by it, and the number of fish species will be reduced, and other fish will be in short supply.

Because whales are full of treasures, whale skins can be used as swimsuits, whale oil can be used as fuel, and whale meat can be exported.

During the special period, Japan had to rely on eating whale meat to make a living, and it slowly evolved into a habit that has been passed down to this day.

They don't eat it, but there are people in other places who love it, so they will sell it to other countries and regions to increase their income.

First of all, it is a previous tradition for Japan to hunt whales, and secondly, whales can bring great economic value to Japan and increase Japan's national economy.

We all know that the number of whales in the world is slowly decreasing, and in many countries it is listed as a prohibited animal, but this does not include Japan. If humans no longer eat whale meat or want to get any commercial value from whales, no one will harm whales.

Japan is an island nation that kills whales every year in exchange for a large amount of profit.

There are no more in the nearby waters, and there must be big countries to support the killing of whales in the name of scientific research.

And that's what they want to do for sashimi, they go around the world and kill whales.

Japan is an island country, and it has been customary to eat marine fish since ancient times, and it is still available. They have a traditional food called "sashimi", which is raw fish.

Whale meat is also their traditional food. It is said that whale meat is very expensive in Japan, but it is still in short supply.

In the early years, an organization for the prohibition of whaling was established in the world, but Japan did not participate. The reason is that they like to eat whale meat. They were very much against this ban on whaling.

One is used as an industrial raw material, and the other is for consumption.

Whales can be said to be an animal that can be comprehensively utilized, whether it is bone, skin, meat, whiskers, oil, milk, etc. are important food and chemical raw materials, even if the dregs after utilization, can also be used as fertilizer.

Therefore, the act of whaling is not only related to the development of fisheries, but also to all aspects of society.

Whale bones were unearthed at the Sannai-Maruyama site in 3000 BC, suggesting that whales were used as food in Japan at least then.

In the post-war period, whales provided valuable protein to Japanese society at the time as a means of relieving post-war poverty**.

In modern society, the chain of interests behind whaling has become thicker and thicker.

Japan's large-scale whale hunting has always been condemned by the international community, because people and nature must get along and not destroy the natural environment on a large scale. Every year in Japan, during the peak season of whale hunting, part of the coastline is stained red by whale blood, which is no longer just for the purpose of survival, which has seriously damaged the ecological balance of the ocean. Therefore, if this kind of behavior is not effectively curbed, then the ocean will eventually retaliate against mankind.

They are meant to promote ecosphere balance. Mainly because the whales are so aggressive in their reproduction rate. If you have too much, you may eat a lot of small fish.

I think it should be for eating, after all, although the beef tastes good, it is relatively high regardless of breeding or importing.

In fact, the Japanese only eat an average of 30 grams of whale meat per year, so they don't hunt whales for meat, but for ocean exploration.

Why does Japan insist on killing whales every year? It's not just about eating meat, it's about other purposes.

They sell whale teeth to the Chinese, which are very expensive, tens of yuan per gram.

It must make sense that Japan kills a large number of whales every year.

It is not very supportive to kill a large number of whales every year.

Whales are killed in large quantities, probably for meat and industrial use.

It is very incomprehensible that Japan kills a large number of whales every year.

Killing whales in large quantities will disrupt the ecological balance.

It should have eaten the meat, and it felt like they would dare to eat anything.

It is not known what the real idea of doing so is to be understood.

Of the mammals known to date, the largest is the whale. It's just that as the largest mammal, whales don't live very well. With the killing of humans, the number of whales is decreasing, and Japan withdrew from the International Whaling Commission a while ago, resuming whaling operations that had been on hold for 30 yearsIt can be said that the whole world is condemning Japan's behavior, but Japan does not take it seriously.

So why is that?

In prehistoric times, Japan began whaling activities, compared to Western whaling, Japan has developed its own whaling technology, a long time ago the Japanese did eat whales, but to eat whale meat, you must have the Japanese royal family to have this qualification, ordinary people do not have. In fact, whale meat is not very tasty, eating it is just a status symbol. Later after the end of World War II, Japan, which has exhausted its national strength for the war and has been subjected to various sanctions,In order to solve the problem of insufficient protein intake of the people, they had to go whaling.

In Japan, there is no difference between whale meat and pork, beef and mutton, it is sold in supermarkets, and even the meat is much the same. In Japan, the whaling industry has formed a huge industrial chain. A halt to whaling means hundreds of thousands of people are out of work.

As a result, even when condemned by international organizations, whales are still hunted despite opposition.

From the perspective of nationality, the Japanese nation is a nation that is proud of itself from the bottom of its bones. On many occasions, the more things that others oppose, the more they must be done. Even if there are a lot of negative consequences that come with doing so, it is not unforgiving.

I think this kind of behavior in Japan should be condemned, because they are a relatively proud people, so they have always gone their own way and don't care what others say.

The number of whales is decreasing, and the reason why the Japanese still want to hunt whales all over the world is to boost the economic growth of their country.

Mainly for the development of the economy, the interests of crucian carp are relatively large and the sales volume is high.

To make money, of course! Whales are nutritious, valuable, and profitable, so they have become a money-making target for the Japanese.

Because the Japanese want to take it for themselves and go to their own territorial waters.

Because their culture has always had whale delicacies, it's still whaling.

The Japanese are for the development of the economy, and the whales have a great interest, in order to pursue profits.

If the whales are extinct, there will be no whaling industry, so if you can't stop it, let's play together, and it's up to the world to come together to hunt whales, and Japan won't get much.

What can be expected of little Japan to do good, most Japanese people are not a good thing.

United States!!! Mind your little brother!!

Whaling is still practiced in four places in Japan: Abashiri in Hokkaido, Ayukawa in Miyagi Prefecture in the northeast, Wada in Chiba in the middle, and Taichi in Wayama in the south. There are many whale museums, monuments, and museums, and whales have an irreplaceable status in the hearts of the Japanese.

Since it has been passed down for such a long time, the taste should not be bad, so I asked my Japanese friends about the question "Why do Japanese people eat whales?", and the simplest and most direct answer was: "It's delicious, for no other reason." Dr. Zhao Gang told reporters that most young people in Japan do not like to eat whale meat.

Japan's insistence on whaling is a manifestation of cultural stubbornness. Zhao Gang said.

The subconscious of hunting whales is against Europe and the United States.

In Zhao Gang's view, Japan's insistence on whaling in the face of the world's condemnation is not only culturally stubborn, but also political.

First of all, in Japanese society, agriculture and fishing are banner industries that represent the pride of Japan. And for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, farmers and fishermen are big voters, and if they openly oppose whaling, they will lose a large number of voters. Dr. Zhao Gang believes that Japan's insistence on whaling is subconsciously to confront Europe and the United States, and in this way to show its cultural identity, Japanese whaling people also agree with this view.

A Japanese whaler recently said in an interview with an American reporter, "I think the whale problem is racial discrimination, and Europe and the United States are implementing double standards." He said that they (Europe and the United States) completely reject the different thinking from theirs, and their global standards are actually double standards.

The United States** believes that Japan insists that whaling is a "legacy of war." The whaling person interviewed said, "Before the war, Japan was part of the club, however, something happened, and they pointed at us and said, "You Japan started the war.

His remarks show the psychology of Japan's confrontation with Europe and the United States, and also reflect the psychological state of Japanese society that refuses to admit Japan's aggression in World War II. In the eyes of the Japanese right-wing, World War II was a "just move" by Japan to liberate the Asian people and lead the confrontation between Asia and the European and American colonizers.

Japan has the highest number of whales killed, what is the reason why they insist on killing whales?

The United Nations attaches great importance to it, and there are many international organizations that protect whales, and they often clash with them at sea, but Japan's whaling ships are ocean-going vessels, the tonnage of the ships is large, and there are generally high-pressure water cannons on them.

The meat of the whales caught by Japanese fishing boats is used to make various dishes such as sashimi and fried whale meat, and in the past, whale oil was used as a strategic material to be used as both fuel and lubricants. Whale skin was also used to make various bags at the time, but there are many alternatives to whale meat and skin.

Japan announced the lifting of the whaling ban in the name of restoring traditional whaling culture and protecting other fish species. In fact, in order to satisfy their deformed hunting mentality, animal protection organizations around the world have expressed strong dissatisfaction. In addition, whale meat is not as good as pork and chicken in the eyes of ordinary Japanese people, and although whale meat used to be an important food to supplement their protein, it is no longer the same.

The whale is the largest mammal in the sea, its meat can be eaten, its skin can be used for clothing, its fat can be used as fuel or lubricant, and its internal organs can be used as health products or medicines. Whales are full of treasures just like some animal in our lives, but that kind of animal can be raised in large quantities, while whales cannot be raised in captivity, so they can only be caught in the sea. All of the above factors together determine the tragic fate of the whale.

In the past, in order to protect their integrity and reputation, Japanese people could either kill their relatives or commit suicide. Today's Japanese can brutally kill many pregnant whales for the sake of their so-called traditional whaling culture and whale meat eating culture, or they can withdraw from the whaling committee regardless of the world's accusations, which is really shameful for them.

The more important uses are for eating, as well as for extracting spices.

In fact, it is similar to Chinese eating shark fin, but shark fin can also be artificially raised, while whales can only be hunted.

It was taken and eaten by the Japanese, because there is very little food in Japan, so they can only eat this whale.

Most of the whale's flesh was eaten, and the remaining bones were used for scientific research.

I think you can get whale oil by hunting whales, and then whale meat can be sold.

It is used as food and as an ingredient for perfume, which is why many whales are hunted.

These whales are taken and sold by merchants, and the meat is eaten into the stomach.

I guess it's used to make food and other things, it's all used to make money.

It must be sold to make money, and it also promotes economic development.