Project Overview
NTT G&F has initiated a land-based aquaculture project using Recirculating Aquaculture System (RAS) technology in Kesennuma, Japan. The project focuses on farming Coho salmon and trout to boost local industries and create employment opportunities.
Technology and Location
The project utilizes RAS technology, which is an advanced method for sustainable and controlled fish farming on land. Kesennuma, a city with a rich fishing heritage, was selected to enhance regional economic development through aquaculture.
Objectives
- Strengthen regional aquaculture industries
- Increase employment in the Kesennuma area
- Foster sustainable fish farming methods to supply Coho salmon and trout
Benefits
By adopting RAS, the project aims to minimize environmental impacts compared to traditional aquaculture while ensuring high-quality fish production. The approach supports regional revitalization by leveraging cutting-edge technology.
"NTT G&F has launched a RAS-based aquaculture development in Kesennuma to boost regional industries and employment."
This project exemplifies modern, sustainable aquaculture that not only supplies valuable seafood but also supports local economies by creating jobs and advancing technology in fish farming.
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