フードシステム研究
Online ISSN : 1884-5118
Print ISSN : 1341-0296
ISSN-L : 1341-0296
26 巻, 4 号
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  • ─阪神地区に居住する8人の母親へのインタビュー調査を通して─
    松田 紀美, 石田 章, 西澤 晃彦
    2020 年 26 巻 4 号 p. 217-233
    発行日: 2020年
    公開日: 2020/04/10
    ジャーナル フリー
    This paper aims to form a hypothesis about factors that affect the dietary lives in mother-to-child households by qualitatively analyzing information obtained from face-to-face interviews about the current daily lives in these households and the dietary lives experienced by the mothers in their childhood. We conducted semi-structured interviews ranging from one and a half to two and a half hours long with eight mothers from mother-to-child households living in the Hanshin region, all of whom were either introduced directly by NPO organizations or by other interviewed mothers. Although all participants were experiencing economic hardships in their daily lives, their educational attainment was high and their childhood dietary life was good. Since they were trying to provide their children with well-balanced meals at regular times, their children generally enjoyed a favorable dietary life. However, almost all of the participants who had to work to support their families in addition to undertaking various domestic duties on their own suffered from mental instability and chronic fatigue as a result of objectively limited time, along with negative experiences-such as divorce and harassment from ex-husbands-and anxiety about the future. In addition, they felt strongly that their time is limited subjectively due to mental instability, poor physical conditions, insufficient family support, and/or objectively limited time. In the case of mental instability and/or poor physical conditions, it can be difficult for individuals to perform domestic duties, such as cooking and shopping, which can temporarily aggravate the dietary intake of mothers themselves as well as their children. Therefore, emergency support measures, such as social safety nets for mother-to-child households, should be strengthened to counteract these negative effects of mental instability and/or poor physical conditions in daily life.
2019年度大会特集(2)/【公開地域シンポジウム】テーマ「SDGs(持続可能な開発目標)とローカルフードシステム」
  • 作田 竜一
    2020 年 26 巻 4 号 p. 234-238
    発行日: 2020年
    公開日: 2020/04/10
    ジャーナル フリー
    The initial efforts to fulfill Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Japan were considered as issues for the central government and large enterprises to address, though local governments and local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are becoming more interested. However, while these local entities understand the need to take action, they are limited by their knowledge of what they can actually do. On the other hand, in the Tohoku and Miyagi regions, all local stakeholders worked to restore a sustainable food system in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake. These efforts not only match the basic principles of the SDGs, but also represent an advanced approach that contributes to the realization of the SDGs. In other words, these efforts offer an important point of discussion related to the SDGs in the Tohoku and Miyagi regions. At this symposium, four presenters first provide examples of local efforts related to the SDGs goals, and subsequently hold discussions focusing on the relationship between the Great East Japan Earthquake and a region's sustainability, including that of its food systems.
  • ─ジャーナリストの視点から─
    堀越 智子
    2020 年 26 巻 4 号 p. 239-241
    発行日: 2020年
    公開日: 2020/04/10
    ジャーナル フリー
    The purpose of this paper is to examine the current challenges faced by the agricultural system in Tohoku from the perspective of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In particular, an overhaul in farming methods in Sendai City, which was heavily damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011, has demonstrated ways to combat weakening of the agricultural production base. In response to the sudden decrease in the number of farmers in flatlands, agriculture has been shifted to a corporate management system. This has been carried out with the support of JA (Japan Agricultural Cooperatives) through expansion of management bodies and combination of cultivated items; and has benefitted extensively from the 6th industrialization in Japan. In mountainous areas, which represent the other extreme in farming, a consumer cooperative supports agriculture in affected areas. Taken together, the local food network supports sustainable production in both flatlands and mountains and enables a stable supply of agricultural produce in a dramatically changing consumption niche.
  • 小椋 亘
    2020 年 26 巻 4 号 p. 242-246
    発行日: 2020年
    公開日: 2020/04/10
    ジャーナル フリー
    Our Non-profit Organization Foodbank Tohoku AGAIN is the oldest food bank in the Tohoku area. We work in three fields: in food bank activities; in local community support activities such as the “Children's Cafeteria”; and in welfare activities for people with disabilities.
    Food is life. Food also connects various lives. In the old days in Tohoku, we customarily gave thanks to nature's blessings and shared food in the spirit of “AGAIN,” which means “please eat.”
    To build a society that saves everybody peacefully and connects people with each other (and people to nature through food), we will work to help those who cannot afford food, in the spirit of “AGAIN.”
  • 齊藤 秀幸, 三石 誠司
    2020 年 26 巻 4 号 p. 247-252
    発行日: 2020年
    公開日: 2020/04/10
    ジャーナル フリー
    GLOBALG.A.P. (G-GAP), an international farm assurance program of good agricultural practices, has attracted attention with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in Japan. The Miyagi University School of Food Industrial Sciences Affiliated Farm at Tsubonuma (Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan) received G-GAP certification for our leek production on 1 December 2018 (to 30 November 2019). We began working towards compliance with the over 200-point checklist in the summer of 2016. It is important for the person in charge to pay attention to food safety, traceability and quality management, workers' safety and health, soil, fertilizer and pesticide management, integrated pest management and sustainable water management. The checklist consists of All Farm Base(AF), Crops Base(CB) and Fruits and Vegetables(FV). We recognized five major benefits of this practice. 1) Communication about the farm work between faculty members and field staff became easier than before. 2) We had a common direction to acquire the G-GAP certification. 3) The practice of G-GAP is involved in all aspects of agricultural issues. 4) G-GAP can lead to themes in the academic issues. 5) The practice can be incorporated into the training curriculum at our farm. We thought that the mission of G-GAP and the Sustainable Development Goals are similar in several points, with ‘sustainable’ being a common word in both. We think that G-GAP can be an effective tool for students to practice farm work, and we intend to incorporate G-GAP into our training curriculum.
  • あん・ まくどなるど
    2020 年 26 巻 4 号 p. 253-257
    発行日: 2020年
    公開日: 2020/04/10
    ジャーナル フリー
    When one lives in an island nation like Japan, one realizes the reality of the phrase, “Resources are limited.” This paper, focusing on islands, introduces examples from both overseas and Japan dealing with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 14 and 15, and explains how to introduce innovations to solve these issues. It is important not only to discard old things and embrace new ones, but also to make use of old things to meet the needs of the present day. However, when working on innovations, there will be trade-offs such as cost benefits. Therefore, it is always necessary to consider such potential trade-offs. Using Noto in Ishikawa, Japan, as an example, trade-offs were discussed because the indiscriminate adoption of new technologies aimed at technological innovation, efficiency, and high yields could cause further deterioration in the environment and deplete resources in fisheries. In the case of Noto, collective decisions needed to be made to adopt or reject this technology. Such cases may offer important suggestions as to the potential solutions and pathways for achieving the SDGs.
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