Source: "Production agriculture income statistics", Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
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Although there has been recovery to 91% of the pre-earthquake level, the output has not reached the national level of growth. However, there has been an upward trend in recent years.
Source: "Survey on the distribution of agricultural products from Fukushima Prefecture", Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
*The price index is calculated by dividing the price difference between Fukushima Prefecture and the national average by the national average price. For example, if the price in Fukushima Prefecture is 10% lower than the national average, the index will be -10%.
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The price gap between products from Fukushima Prefecture and the national average is recovering,
but some items, such as beef and peaches, are below the national average.
Source: Fukushima-no-Megumi (Fukushima Association for Securing Safety of Agricultural Products)
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From FY2012, all rice produced and shipped from throughout the prefecture has been inspected. The standard limit has not been exceeded from FY2015 onwards. With the exception of 12 municipalities affected by the disaster, there will be a shift to monitoring inspections for the rice harvested from 2020.
Source: "Fukushima Reconstruction Station" The number of agricultural, forestry and fishery product monitoring inspections and changes in the results
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During the nine years from FY2011 to FY2019, there was a steady decrease in the percentage of the total number of cases that exceeded the standard limit. In recent years, there have been almost no cases where the standard limit (100 Bq/kg) is exceeded.
Source: "Fukushima Reconstruction Station" The number of agricultural, forestry and fishery product monitoring inspections and changes in the results
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During the nine years from FY2011 to FY2019, there was a steady decrease in the percentage of the total number of cases that exceeded the standard limit. In recent years, there have been almost no cases where the standard limit (100 Bq/kg) is exceeded.
Source: "Fukushima Reconstruction Station" The number of agricultural, forestry and fishery product monitoring inspections and changes in the results
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During the nine years from FY2011 to FY2019, there was a steady decrease in the percentage of the total number of cases that exceeded the standard limit. In recent years, there have been almost no cases where the standard limit (100 Bq/kg) is exceeded.
Source: Fukushima Prefecture Prefectural Product Promotion Strategy Division
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From FY2017, the value of agricultural exports from Fukushima Prefecture has been exceeding that before the earthquake and reaching new record highs.
Source: "Fukushima Prefectural Fisheries and Marine Science Research Center"
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The restrictions on shipments of common skate (Raja) have been lifted and there are now no seafood products subject to shipment restrictions in Fukushima Prefecture. (More than 210 species of fish are currently subject to landing)
Source: "Fukushima Prefectural Fisheries and Marine Science Research Center"
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Although the catches (trial operations) of coastal fisheries have been steadily increasing since the earthquake, the catch in 2019 was still at the low level of only about 14% of the ten-year average before the earthquake
Source: "Forestry output", Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
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The value of the forestry output in Fukushima Prefecture is recovering, but it has not yet returned to the level it was before the earthquake.
