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Fishery and Aquaculture Industries

One of the largest industries in Japan is the fish industry which has a significance on sustainability Workers in this industry engage in sustainable fishing practices or manage aquaculture farms where species such as tuna or shellfish are bred and harvested. This is a physically demanding job, often requiring long hours at sea or in coastal processing plants. Moreover, the industry is subject to strict government regulations to protect marine biodiversity.

Key Skills:

  • Sustainable Practices: Understanding sustainable fishing methods and the importance of preventing overfishing and protecting marine ecosystems.
  • Technological Aptitude: Operating machinery for aquaculture systems, from managing water quality to automating feeding routines.
  • Cold Chain Management: Proper handling and processing of seafood, ensuring freshness from catch to distribution

Service Benefits

What vocational training is available for fishery and aquaculture in Nepal?

In Nepal, vocational training programs focus on fishery management, aquaculture techniques, and sustainable fishing practices. These programs equip students with the skills needed to work in Japan's fishery and aquaculture sectors.