日本水産(株)『A history of hundred years of Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.』(c2012)

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Concerning publication of this English edition / Norio Hosomi p10
On the publication of A history of hundred years of Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. / Naoya Kakizoe p12
Section I The modernization of Japan and Japanese fisheries p16
Chapter 1 The dawn of Japanese fisheries up to around 1905 p16
Part 1 Prehistory: the ancient, medieval, premodern and modern eras p16
1. From fishing to fisheries p16
2. The development of fisheries technology in the premodern period p17
3. Delays in the modernization of fisheries p19
Part 2 Fisheries administration and the growth of fisheries p21
1. Developing the fisheries environment p21
2. Enactment of the "Fisheries Law" and the "Distant Water Fisheries Promotion Act" p24
3. Progressive modernization of fisheries p26
Part 3 Introduction of modern-style whaling p27
1. Japanese whaling before modernization p27
2. Modernization and the establishment of Nippon Enyo Gyogyo p30
3. Establishment of Toyo Hogei and amalgamation p32
Part 4 Emergence of trawling p34
Part 5 The start of North-Sea fisheries p35
1. Japan's fisheries move north p35
2. Establishment of a Russo-Japanese Fisheries Agreement p37
Chapter 2 The rise of modern-style fisheries 1905-1917 -creation of the Tamura Steamship Fishery Company- p38
Part 1 Early days of trawling p38
1. The start of trawling p38
2. Opposition to trawling and codification in law p39
Part 2 Founding of the Tamura Steamship Fishery Company p42
1. Ichiro Tamura and Kosuke Kunishi p42
2. Establishment of the Tamura Steamship Fishery Company p45
Part 3 North-Sea fisheries and management of the ship business p48
1. Ichiro Tamura and North-Sea fisheries p48
2. Ichiro Tamura and the ship business p50
Chapter 3 Industrial expansion and technological innovation 1918-1933 - Growth of "Kyodo Gyogyo" p51
Part 1 Establishment of "Kyodo Gyogyo" p51
1. The postwar depression and fisheries p51
2. From the Tamura Steamship Fishery Company to Kyodo Gyogyo p53
Part 2 Establishment of Tobata Reizo and relocation to Tobata Fishing Port p61
1. Reclamation of Dokai Bay and Tobata Reizo p61
2. Kyodo Gyogyo relocates to Tobata p64
Part 3 Development of overseas fishing grounds and growth of the business p66
Part 4 Amalgamation of mother ship-type crab fisheries p71
1. The rise of mother ship-type crab fisheries p71
2. The integration of crab fisheries p72
Part 5 Innovations in trawlers p75
1. Adoption of new fishing methods p75
2. Technical innovations in fishing boat equipment p76
Part 6 Efforts to develop fishery science - establishment of the Hayatomo Fishery Institute- p78
1. The first private sector fisheries research institute p78
2. Outline of research p79
Part 7 Modern labor relations in trawling p85
1. Kosuke Kunishi's management of fisheries business p85
2. Kyodo Gyogyo's labor environment p86
Chapter 4 Emerging zaibatsu and fisheries 1931-1940 - Nippon Sangyo and Nippon Suisan - p88
Part 1 Kyodo Gyogyo's expanding business sectors p88
1. Kyodo Gyogyo and market distribution p88
2. Creation of a refrigerator network p90
Part 2 The challenge of Antarctic whaling p91
1. Moves into Antarctic whaling p91
2. Establishment of Nippon Hogei p93
3. Antarctic whaling evolves into a national enterprise p96
4. Expeditions to the North Sea p99
Part 3 Participation in Nissan Konzerne p100
1. Birth of the newly emerging zaibatsu p100
2. Background to the founding of Nippon Sangyo p101
3. The birth of Nissan Konzerne p103
4. Nippon Suisan becomes an affiliate of Nissan Konzerne p105
5. Expansion into Manchuria and subsequent withdrawal p109
Part 4 Evolution into Japan's largest fisheries company p112
1. The establishment of Nichiman Gyogyo and the start of controls on marine products p112
2. The death of Kosuke Kunishi and subsequent development of Nippon Suisan p115
Section II The Pacific War era and postwar reconstruction p117
Chapter 1 The controlled economy and fisheries in wartime 1940-1944 p117
Part 1 Conversion to a planned economy and changes to industry p117
Part 2 The choice of Nippon Suisan p119
1. Moves towards the fishery control ordinance p119
2. Control of ocean fisheries p123
3. Teikoku Suisan Tosei p125
4. From Nippon Suisan to "Nippon Kaiyo Gyogyo Tosei" p128
Chapter 2 Fisheries in occupied Japan 1945-1950 p131
Part 1 War damage and food crisis p131
Part 2 The GHQ occupation policy and fisheries p132
1. Dissolution of zaibatsu, agrarian reform, labor reform p132
2. Postwar control of marine products p135
Part 3 Resumption of fisheries p136
1. Establishment of the MacArthur Line and permission for shipbuilding p136
2. Resumption of west-water trawling and whaling p139
Chapter 3 Reconstruction of fishery companies 1945-1950 p142
Part 1 Relaunch of Nippon Suisan and company reconstruction after the war p142
Part 2 Resumption of fishing operations by Nippon Suisan p147
Part 3 The road to management reconstruction p151
Section III Development and expansion during Japan's era of rapid economic growth p156
Chapter 1 Laying the groundwork for growth 1950-1955 p156
Part 1 The Korean War and special procurements p156
Part 2 Establishing postwar maritime order p157
Part 3 Fishery negotiations and the resumption of fishing operations p160
1. International convention for the high seas fisheries of the Northern Pacific Ocean, Japan-U.S.S.R. negotiations on fishery, and fishery in the North-Seas p160
2. Resumption of mother ship-type crab fishery p162
3. Tuna fishery, west-water trawling, and mother ship-type trawl fishery p165
Part 4 Development of Nippon Suisan's marine products business p168
Part 5 Full-scale shipping business p172
Part 6 Development of the processed foods business p173
Part 7 Management status of Nippon Suisan p178
Chapter 2 Strong strides forward during Japan's period of rapid economic growth 1955-1964 p179
Part 1 Japan's period of rapid economic growth and changing dietary habits p179
Part 2 Rising international concern about fisheries resources p181
Part 3 Nippon Suisan's five-year reformation plan p183
1. Proposal and capital procurement p183
2. Execution of the five-year reformation plan p185
3. Results of the plan p189
Part 4 Tightening fishery regulations and Nippon Suisan p190
Part 5 The evolving processed food industry and Nippon Suisan p198
Chapter 3 New developments in the fishing industry 1965-1970 p201
Part 1 Development and commercialization of frozen surimi p201
Part 2 The arrival of a new generation p204
Part 3 Nippon Suisan's food products business p208
1. Expanding existing processed foods p208
2. The ups and downs of new businesses p213
Part 4 Nippon Suisan's overseas business p215
1. Overseas business in the 1960 p215
2. Development of shrimp fishery p216
Part 5 Development of Nippon Suisan's shipping business p217
Part 6 Successes in the last half of the era of rapid economic growth p220
Chapter 4 End of the era of rapid economic growth: 1971-1977 p221
Part 1 Rapidly changing economic and industrial environments p221
1. Japan's economy of the 197Os p221
2. Diversification of the food industry p223
Part 2 International fishery amid tightening regulations p224
1. UNCLOS III and fishery resources p224
2. Trends in North-Sea fishery p225
3. Antarctic krill and whaling operations p228
4. Development of overseas business p231
Part 3 Nippon Suisan during the era of slow growth p232
Section IV Structural change during the period of slow growth p241
Chapter 1 Changes in the economy and fishery environment 1977-1985 p241
Part 1 Trade friction between the U.S. and Japan p241
Part 2 Changing consumption and distribution of food products p242
Part 3 Arrival of the era of 200-nautical-mile zones p244
1. The shift toward 200-nautical-mile zones in major developed countries and Japan p244
2. Japan's fishery negotiations with other nations p248
Chapter 2 Nippon Suisan phases out its fishing business 1977-1985 p253
Part 1 Shrinking deep-sea fishery by Japan and Nippon Suisan p253
1. Shifting from commercial whaling to scientific whaling p253
2. Withdrawal from mother ship-type crab fishery p254
3. Withdrawal from mother ship-type salmon and trout fishery p255
4. Withdrawal from mother ship-type trawl fishery p257
5. Trends in southern trawling p260
6. Trends in west-water trawling p265
Part 2 Efforts to create a new "Nippon Suisan" p267
Part 3 Nippon Suisan's shrinking fishing and shipping businesses p274
Part 4 Sluggish growth in the food products business p280
1. An effort to rebuild the food products industry p280
Chapter 3 Nippon Suisan struggles to change its business structure 1985-1995 p285
Part 1 A Frustrated expansion strategy and sluggish business p285
1. Rise and collapse of the "bubble economy" p285
2. Business field reports and the near-term vision p287
3. Action plan 93 and the emergency rebuilding plan p295
Part 2 Diversification in the fisheries business p300
1. Shifting from remote business and foreign trade to overseas business p300
2. Moving from fresh and frozen fish sales to the marine products business p305
3. Birth of the Logistics Department p308
Part 3 Advancement of the food products business p310
1. An energized frozen food products business p310
2. The fish sausage/ham and fish-paste product businesses p316
3. The canning business p318
Part 4 Formation and growth of new business fields p321
1. The fine chemicals business p321
2.The chilled products business p323
3. The service business p324
Section V Realizing Nippon Suisan's founding philosophies p326
Chapter 1 Management reforms based on selection & concentration 1996-2000 p326
Part 1 Business environment during the second half of the 20th century p326
1. Japan's prolonged economic slump and reforms of industrial structures p326
2. Marine products and food industry trends p327
Part 2 Conversion to a profitable company structure - NCR management p329
1. Avoiding a business slump p329
2. Reconstruction scenario-NCR management p330
3. Marine products business reforms p332
4. Foods products business reforms p334
5. Distribution business reforms p336
6. Transition to group management p337
7. Overview of NCR management p341
Chapter 2 Aiming for true globalization TGL plan and new TGL plan 2001-2010 p342
Part 1 Environment surrounding Nippon Suisan p342
1.Chaotic international situation p342
2. Marine products business - food industry trends p344
Part 2 Creating "global links" - the "TGL plan" for fiscal 2001 to 2005 p346
1. Nippon Suisan starting point - "founding philosophies" p346
2. "Global links" for entering the global marine products market p349
3. Becoming a global leader through a business model unique to Nissui p351
4. Strengthening and reorganizing the domestic foods, fine chemicals and distribution businesses p356
5. Quality assurance and environmental preservation p360
6. Reforms of management support divisions in the TGL plan p362
Part 3 "New TGL Plan" as management strategy for Nippon Suisan's next 100 years for fiscal 2006 to 2010 p364
1. New TGL plan as foundation for next 100 years p364
2. Approaches during second half of new TGL plan implementation period p380
3. Local links for independent competitive predominance p382
Part 4 Passing on the aspirations of our pioneers p386
Basic data p391
Company history at a glance p392
Trends in the company's business performance p393
Nippon Suisan executives' terms of office p398
List of group companies p406
List of group vessels p416
Japan and the world p441
Global population/Japanese population p442
Global food staple production trends/Japan food staple production trends p443
Global meat production trends/Japan meat production trends p444
Global fish hauls and aquaculture trends/Japanese fish hauls and aquaculture trends p445
Japanese fish hauls and aquaculture trends by sector/Japanese and global marine products import trends p446
Chronology p447
Index p461
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