【知らないと危険】国策に従った農家と林業が崩壊…日本で今、本当に起きていること

After World War II, Japanese agriculture and forestry underwent significant transformations in line with national policies. There was the era of being told to "grow rice." Then came the rice acreage reduction policy that told farmers "don't grow rice." Furthermore, there was a shift in policy to "become self-reliant without relying on subsidies." Meanwhile, in forestry, the planting of cedar and cypress was strongly promoted after the war. However, the subsequent liberalization of timber imports led to a sharp decline in the price of domestic timber, resulting in many artificial forests being left unmanaged. Each policy had its own social conditions and objectives for its time. However, it is also true that producers on the ground were greatly affected each time policies changed. Currently, in Japan, the importance of food security and forest management is once again receiving attention. This video explains, in the clearest way possible, the following topics: ✅ The flow of agricultural policy from the post-war period to the present ✅ What was the rice acreage reduction policy that lasted for about 50 years? ✅ The expanded afforestation policy implemented in forestry and the subsequent changes ✅ Why are farmers and forestry workers said to be in dire straits? ✅ Issues to consider in the future from the perspective of food security and land conservation This video is intended not only for those involved in agriculture and forestry, but also for anyone interested in Japanese food, forests, and the future. What are your thoughts on the future of Japanese agriculture and forestry? Please share your opinions in the comments section. If you found this video helpful, please: 👍 Like 🔔 Subscribe 📢 Share on social media Thank you! #agriculture #forestry #riceacreagereductionpolicy #foodsecurity #forests #Japaneseagriculture #farmers #agriculturalpolicy #forestenvironment #foodselfsufficiency #naturalfarming #rice #futureoffood #landconservation #farmersspiritchannel