Kebijakan Jepang dalam Industri Perikanan

Abstract

Japan's fishery industry is an industry that is guaranteed by the Government of Japan. The fishery industry can maintain a stable production level each year. However, a decline in production and export value of the fishery industry occured in 2011. This was triggered by the natural disasters that struck Japan in 2011. Japan suffered material and non-material losses. This study will examine the factors and the reasons of Japanese policy in fishery industry after natural disasters in 2011. This study used David Easton Political System Model concept and Public Policy concept from James E. Anderson to answer the question on what policy Japanese government made for fishery industry after natural disasters in 2011. Methodologically, this study used descriptive research method, from 2011 to 2014. This paper concludes that the Japanese government’s policies in fishery industry after natural disasters occurred in 2011 were mitigation, reconstruction, and revitalization.