（taoyakaibs）kawaraban Eco life to learn from the Edo era seen from foreigners
- 6 年前
Regarding the Edo period in Japan from 1600 to 1850, a foreigner who studied studies the following view
I'm doing it. Approximately 80% of the area of Tokyo is covered with trees, residents are free to fish, shellfish, etc. at the river and the seaside
Take seaweed and eat it? It may sound like a crazy dream.
However, Tokyo in the Edo period was such a city. At that time Edo, urban agriculture and economic development and the natural environment
I kept well in harmony. Aiming to create a "sustainable" society that does not destroy the environment Now in the 21st century,
There are things I can learn from the Edo period.
Taoyaka Internet Broadcasting Website: http: //taoyaka.at-ninja.jp/
I'm doing it. Approximately 80% of the area of Tokyo is covered with trees, residents are free to fish, shellfish, etc. at the river and the seaside
Take seaweed and eat it? It may sound like a crazy dream.
However, Tokyo in the Edo period was such a city. At that time Edo, urban agriculture and economic development and the natural environment
I kept well in harmony. Aiming to create a "sustainable" society that does not destroy the environment Now in the 21st century,
There are things I can learn from the Edo period.
Taoyaka Internet Broadcasting Website: http: //taoyaka.at-ninja.jp/