IIFET 2014
(読み: IIFET twenty fourteen )
(読み: IIFET two thousand and fourteen )
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July 9 th , 2014 or
July 9, 2014
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9 th July, 2014 or
9 July, 2014
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Papers #4 Room1, IIFET 2014
Wednesday, July 9, 2014 at 14:00-‐15:30
Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Brisbane, Australia
ID: 205
Taro Oishi * , Ienori Tatefuku, and Masashi Mochizuki
* Faculty of Socio-‐Environmental Studies, Fukuoka Ins?tute of Technology (Japan)
アメリカ英語
Wednesday, July 9 th 2014 or
Wednesday, July 9 2014
( 読み: Wednesday, Ju ly the ninth, twenty fourteen)
米国英語は、日本に近いので
曜日、月日、年となる。
イギリス英語
Wednesday, 9 th July 2014 or
Wednesday, 9 July 2014
( 読み: Wednesday, the ninth of July, twenty fourteen)
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(1) What is “Fast Fish”?
(2) Why have we introduced “Fast Fish”?
(1) Research question
(2) Methods
(3) The survey
(1) Mathematical summary
(2) Factor analysis
(3) Simultaneous equation modeling (SEM)
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1 Background
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▦ Organizer: The Fishery Agency
▦ Start: August, 2012
▦ Ac?vity: Seafood cerDfied as convenient or easy to cook is authorized to use an official logo for promoDon.
▦ Logo
This logo mark is used here under the permission of Fishery Agency.
“Fast Fish”
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A whole fish
Background 1
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Display space in one of the most famous Japanese supermarkets
“Fast Fish” corner
商品の説明。
ファストフィッシュのロゴマークは
店頭や商品に貼付できる。
Sardine sliced open, seasoned with sweet sake
Boiled sardine with edible bones Dried and boneless saury
The pictures were taken by the author in Fukuoka Prefecture on May 17, 2014.
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1 Background
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What are the benefits of “Fast Fish” ?
Government
Food self-‐sufficiency
Producers
(Fishermen & processors)
Profitable
Consumers
Healthy
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▦ Decreasing myocardial infarc?on risk
Ø “Myocardial infarc?on risk of people who eat fish 8 ?mes a week is 60 % less than that of 1 ?me a week.”
▦ Decreasing diabetes disease risk
Ø “Diabetes disease risk of people who eat small to medium fish is lower than that of the other people.”
▦ An?-‐fat effect
Ø Consuming fish oil and brown seaweed can lower the neutral fat in blood and contributes to bring about an?-‐fat effects.
1 Background
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(Kg/year)
25
20
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Fig 1. Seafood consump?on per capita
Japan
(right)
Europe
(leg)
(Kg/year)
80
Asia
(leg)
Americas
(leg)
70
Africa
(leg)
60
10
5 50
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Source: “Food balance sheet” MAFF for Japan and “Food balance sheets” FAO for others
2 Question & Methods
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Consuming more fish without appropriate management could lead to the depletion of our fishery resources.
What is the impact of fish-eating on consumers’ awareness of marine resource conservation?
Ea?ng more fish products
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Awareness of fishery management issues
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2 Question & Methods
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① Conduc?ng the survey
Data related to observed variables is collected through a ques?onnaire.
Ques tion- naire
② Factor analysis
Latent variables are derived from observed variables.
③ Simultaneous equa?on modeling (SEM)
The rela?onship between latent variables is
② Exploratory factor analysis
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2 Question & Methods
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Method
Sample size
Objec?ve
Survey period
Number of items
Online ques?onnaire
420 people
20-‐69 year olds throughout Japan
30 th Nov. 2013 – 2 nd Dec. 2013
29 ques?ons on a 5 point scale
Q 1
(1)
About opinions on fish and marine conservation
Ques tion- naire Q 2
(5)
(1)
About how often fish was consumed
(8)
(1)
Q 3
About consumer views on cooking whole fish
(16) 9
Q1: Consumer behavior for marine conserva?on
and general opinions about fish → 5 ques?ons
Q2: Frequency of consuming fishery products
→ 8 ques?ons
→ 16 ques?ons
3 Result
Q1. Please choose the opinion that is closest to your own
(1) I think we need to address fisheries management more ac?vely.
(2) I am willing to pay money or put in some effort for fisheries management.
(3) I intend to purchase eco-‐friendly fishery products even if the price is 5 % more expensive.
(4) The nourishments of fish (e.g. DHA or EPA) are useful for our health.
0%
(5) I enjoy cooking a fish.
Very much agree
Somewhat disagree
20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Somewhat agree
Very much disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
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3 Result
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Q2. How ogen do you eat fish?
(1) I eat canned fish.
(2) I eat fish paste.
(3) I eat fish sausage.
(4) I eat Sashimi.
(5) I eat Sushi.
(6) I cook a whole fish at home.
(7) I cook fillet of fish at home.
(8) I eat prepared food containing fish.
0%
More than once a week a few ?mes a year
20% 40% 60% 80% about 2 or 3 ?mes a month about once a month few or none
100%
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3 Result
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Q3. What kind of feeling do you have about cooking a whole fish at home?
0%
(1) Cooking a fish is complicated.
(2) I do not like disposing garbage ager cooking a fish.
(3) The kitchen knife is dangerous when cooking fish.
(4) The edible part ager cooking fish is small.
(5) I am not good at cooking a fish.
(6) I have no ?me to cook a fish.
(7) I do not know how to cook a fish.
(8) I am bothered by the smell of fish in cooking a fish.
(9) I am afraid to get my hands dirty by cooking a fish.
(10) I do not like cleaning up ager cooking a fish.
(11) Cooking fish can be a refreshing ac?vity.
(12) I do not know what kind of fish should I choose in obtaining fish.
(13) The price is too expensive in obtaining fish.
(14) The size is too large in obtaining fish.
(15) I can not eat it all if I cook a whole fish.
(16) I have small repertorie of sea food.
Very much agree
Somewhat disagree
Somewhat agree
Very much disagree
20% 40% 60% 80%
Neither agree nor disagree
100%
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3 Result
Ques?ons
Factor
1 2 3 4 5 6
Q1 (1) I think we need to address fisheries management more ac?vely.
0.53
Cronbach's
α
Q1 (2)
I am willing to pay money or put in some effort to advance fisheries management.
Q1 (3)
I intend to purchase eco-‐friendly fishery products even if the price is 5 % more expensive.
Q2 (1) I eat canned fish.
Q2 (2) I eat fish paste.
Q2 (3) I eat fish sausage.
Q2 (6) I cook whole fish at home.
Q2 (7) I cook fillet of fish at home.
Q1 (5) I enjoy cooking fish.
Q3 (1) Cooking a fish is complicated.
Q3 (5) I am not good at cooking fish.
Q3 (6) I have no ?me to cook fish.
Q3 (7) I do not know how to cook a fish.
Q3 (2) I do not like disposing of garbage ager cooking fish.
Q3 (8) I am bothered by the smell of fish.
Q3 (9) I am afraid to get my hands dirty while cooking fish.
Q3 (10) I do not like cleaning up ager cooking fish.
Q3 (12) I do not know what kind of fish to buy.
Q3 (13) Fish are too expensive.
Q3 (14) Fish are too large.
Q3 (15) I cannot eat a whole fish.
Ini?al eigenvalues
Contribu?on ra?o
0.70
0.71
0.66
0.64
0.67
0.64
0.56
0.57
0.72
0.91
0.75
0.86
0.68
0.87
0.89
0.81
0.67
0.53
0.87
0.67
0.69
0.70
0.61
0.88
0.89
0.78
1.84
1.87
1.69
2.97
2.98
2.40
61.4
62.3
56.4
74.2
74.4
59.9
Latent factor
(L1) Fishery management awareness
(L2) Frequency of consuming fishery products
(L3) Frequency of cooking fish
(L4) Complexity of cooking
(L5)
Uncomfortable feelings while cooking
(L6) Difficul?es with reasonable purchase
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Ques?ons
Q1 I think we need to address fisheries management more ac?vely.
Q2 I am willing to pay money or put in some effort for fisheries management.
Q3
I intend to purchase eco-‐friendly fishery products even if the price is 5 % more expensive.
Q4 I eat canned fish.
Q5 I eat fish paste products.
Q6 I eat fish sausage.
Q7 I cook a whole fish at home.
Q8 I cook fillet of fish at home.
Q9 I enjoy cooking a fish.
Q10 Cooking a fish is complicated.
Q11 I am not good at cooking a fish.
Q12 I have no ?me to cook a fish.
Q13 I do not know how to cook a fish.
Q14 I do not like disposing garbage ager cooking a fish.
Q15 I am bothered by the smell of fish in cooking a fish.
Q16 I am afraid to get my hands dirty by cooking a fish.
Q17 I do not like cleaning up ager cooking a fish.
Q18 I do not know what kind of fish should I choose in obtaining fish.
Q19 The price is too expensive in obtaining fish.
Q20 The size is too large in obtaining fish.
Q21 I can not eat it all if I cook a whole fish.
Cronbach's α Latent factor
0.69
0.70
0.61
0.88
0.89
0.78
Fishery management consciousness
Uncomfortable feelings with cooking
Trouble with reasonable purchase
Frequency of consuming fishery products
Frequency of cooking fish
Complexity of cooking
3 Result
(L4) Complexity of cooking -‐.04
-‐.48
***
(L5) Uncomfortable feelings with cooking
.12
-‐.10
(L6) Difficul?es with reasonable purchase
-‐.13
-‐.17
(.01)
(L2) Frequency of consuming fishery products
Effect of
“Fast Fish”
.15 **
(.27)
(L1) Fishery management awareness
(.044)
.49 ***
(L3) Frequency of cooking a fish The larger
Impact
GFI = .840
AGFI = .793
RMSEA = .092
**, *** are significant at 5% and 1 %, respec?vely.
Es?mates are standardized.
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4 Conclusion p The “Fast Fish” campaign is the second most important factor ager cooking a whole fish in rela?on to consumers’ awareness of fishery management.
Ø It will be important not only to increase fish consump?on but also to help more consumers become familiar with cooking a whole fish and have an avachment for tradi?onal, local and/or unique fish dishes and fishery resources.
食べない人が食べるようになる分には良いが、料理をしている人がしなくなると資
源管理意識にマイナスの影響が及ぼされる
当事者感が出る。
産地直送感
魚との距離が身近
This is important in the meaning of Reconstruc?on of Fish processing company from
Tohoku great earth quake in Japan in
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・便利な水産加工品を食べることは、水産資源管理意識にどのような
影響を与えるか?ポジティブ、ネガティブ、ニュートラル?
・魚を料理することは、水産加工品を食べることよりも魚との接触が
多い。
4 Conclusion p The complexity of cooking whole fish is an obstruc?ve factor that diminishes the frequency of cooking fish.
Ø The technique for cuwng up a whole fish and cooking it should be taught from an earlier age in home economics classes.
食べない人が食べるようになる分には良いが、料理をしている人がしなくなると資
源管理意識にマイナスの影響が及ぼされる
当事者感が出る。
産地直送感
魚との距離が身近
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This is important in the meaning of Reconstruc?on of Fish processing company from
Tohoku great earth quake in Japan in
・便利な水産加工品を食べることは、水産資源管理意識にどのような
影響を与えるか?ポジティブ、ネガティブ、ニュートラル?
・魚を料理することは、水産加工品を食べることよりも魚との接触が
多い。