The encounter between Mr. Taro Yoshida, who asked to be a lecturer this time, and Seishoku Kyokai2003It was the year
"200Why Ten Thousand Cities Are Self-Sufficient With Organic Vegetables: Urban Agricultural Powerhouse Cuba Report (Tsukiji Shokan).
At that time, Mr. Yoshida was working at the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Department of the Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs, Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
The title of the special feature is “Japan Cubanization Plan!?. "
“The collapse of the Soviet Union and other Eastern European countries and the tightening of the economic blockade by the United States caused the small Caribbean country of Cuba to face an unprecedented food crisis. It has been reborn as an advanced organic country that is completely self-sufficient in vegetables, and Taro Yoshida's book, which introduces the local situation in detail based on in-depth research, gives great surprises and hopes to those who read the book. I was
And16year after year2In the month, I was able to meet again at the lecture interview.
Lecture held in Iida City, Nagano".
Advisor Tomoya Inoue, non-fiction writer Natsu Shimamura, and Taro Yoshida3Your name was entered.
We made a special feature in the April issue of Musubi.
Protecting seeds protects our health, protects communities, and even leads to national security.The keyword for this is diversity.We have to think about what we can and should do for the next generation.
-It will continue to the next.
・The contents of the joint lecture will be published as a feature article in the November issue of Musubi.
