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Ichibanzumi, Japan's Finest Nori: Aquaculture in the Ariake Sea
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Ichibanzumi, Japan's Finest Nori: Aquaculture in the Ariake Sea

By Prairie Stuart-Wolff

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May 16, 2016
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AT THE BOATYARD BEFORE dawn on a morning in early January, Tsunehiro Kawahara was waiting for me. We braced ourselves and walked down the frosty gangway, its metal railing too cold to grasp. We greeted Kenrou Kawasaki, a rugged aquafarmer, and boarded his 12-meter vessel. He invited us into the small heated cabin, took his seat at the helm, and maneuver…

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