Japanese research

fanofreita · (#1 (**permalink**))

Hi, my name is Veronica.

I´m looking for a few people (1-3) japanase people who are so kind and truthful to answer me on some questions.

The questions are about whales in Japan. I´m doing a yearwork on this theme. And in this yearwork I would like to give in some interview..

If there is someone who would be so nice, and glad to do it, it will be very pleasure for me.

Thanks a lot.

Veronica

masaegu · (#2 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by fanofreita

Hi, my name is Veronica.

I´m looking for a few people (1-3) japanase people who are so kind and truthful to answer me on some questions.

The questions are about whales in Japan. I´m doing a yearwork on this theme. And in this yearwork I would like to give in some interview..

If there is someone who would be so nice, and glad to do it, it will be very pleasure for me.

Thanks a lot.

Veronica

Is this about whales or whaling?

RealJames · (#3 (**permalink**))

I envision a lack of tact...

Somewhat based on the spam request.

siokan · (#4 (**permalink**))

it's okay to admire and okay to eat.

fanofreita · (#5 (**permalink**))

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Is this about whales or whaling?

It´s focused on killing whales by Japanese people by the Antarctica..

masaegu · (#6 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by fanofreita

It´s focused on killing whales by Japanese people by the Antarctica..

I see. Do you not kill animals for food in your country?

fanofreita · (#7 (**permalink**))

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I see. Do you not kill animals for food in your country?

actually yes, but we don´t say that we hunt animal for science research. And it´s also by IWC prohibited. They can be hunted only for science researches...

RobinMask · (#8 (**permalink**))

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I see. Do you not kill animals for food in your country?

Not endangered ones . . .

File0 · (#9 (**permalink**))

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Not endangered ones . . .

I don't want to be rude but that's not entirely true...unfortunately...
For example north Italian people love to eat rare sing-birds, almost extincted them in their homeland so they come/go to other counties to hunt (every year they hunt hundreds of these little things down just in my country- illegally of course)... no comment...
And don't forget that hunting for fur or other selfish reasons still count - like your national sport: hunting (endangered) red-foxes...

dogsbody70 · (#10 (**permalink**))

actually we are not allowed to hunt foxes any more, and they weren't hunted for their pelt-- they can be a real nuisance to farm stock among other things-- just rip the heads from chickens and kill lambs.

Now foxes are becoming too numerous in urban areas. If there were cases of rabies-- foxes would quickly spread the disease.

I dislike animal fur being used for clothes totally.