Fishing
Japanese Name:
漁業
Romaji Name:
gyogyou
Description
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The fishing industry involves catching fish and other seafood from oceans, rivers, and lakes for food and commercial use. It includes activities such as fishing, processing, and selling seafood products. Fishing is important for providing food, supporting jobs, and contributing to the economy in many coastal communities around the world.
History
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Fishing is one of humanity’s oldest activities, practiced for thousands of years for food, trade, and survival. Archaeological evidence shows fishing tools and techniques dating back to prehistoric times, including hooks, nets, and spears. In ancient civilizations like Egypt, Greece, and Japan, fishing became more organized and contributed to local economies. Today, fishing is both a commercial industry and a recreational activity, with modern methods including aquaculture and sustainable practices to support global food supply.