GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY

  Similarities Fish farming is done in both the countries. Cooperative societies for fishermen is practiced in both countries. Marine fishing done in both countries; similar species e.g. sardines, tuna, etc. Differences In Kenya both marine and inland fishing is done while in Japan only marine fishing is carried out. Marine fishing is confined to Kenyan territorial waters only while in Japan marine fishing extends beyond the territorial waters up to high seas. The marine fisheries in Kenya have few/limited fish and species whereas in Japan, the fishing ground is richer with a variety of species. In Kenya, marine fishing is done on a small scale based on simple technology and use of traditional methods whereas in Japan fishing is done on a large scale based on advanced technology and use of modern fishing methods. Management & Conservation of Fish and Fisheries Management: - refers to the effective planning and control of fish resources and their habitats. It is done through: - ...

  In both countries, fishing co-operative societies have been formed Fisheries in both centers face the problem of overfishing and pollution of fisheries. In both countries, fish farming projects have been established to supplement the natural fisheries . Both countries carry out inland and marine fishing activities. There is overexploitation of fisheries in both countries. Similar methods (modern) of preservation and processing are employed in both cases. In both countries, the fish caught is consumed both locally and exported. In both countries, fish is used as a raw material in the manufacture of fertilizers , cosmetics and medicine. In both the government promotes fishing through legislation, research , and conservation methods. RELATED POSTS COMPARISON BETWEEN FISHING IN KENYA AND JAPAN THE CONCEPT OF ENVIRONMENT, COMPONENTS OF ENVIRONMENT AND THE PROBLEM FACING ENVIRONMENT Five (5) Advantages of questionnaire as data collection tool in research 5 DISADVANTAGES OF ROAD ...