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The Seto Inland Sea: Japan's Sheltered Cradle of Seaweed Farming
Japan's Seto Inland Sea: the cradle of nori farming, wakame rafts and Hiroshima oysters, the isoyake paradox of clean water, and the Satoumi renewal.
Naomi Reyes ·
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Japan's Seto Inland Sea: the cradle of nori farming, wakame rafts and Hiroshima oysters, the isoyake paradox of clean water, and the Satoumi renewal.
Naomi Reyes ·

Explore Shikoku's Pacific coast, where the warm Kuroshio Current grazes the southern limit of Japan's kelp — and where the word 'isoyake' was born.
Dr. Lena Fischer ·