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This book includes an analysis of Japan's challenges in moving toward an environmentally sustainable society.
"Part I: Postwar Japan Pollution and the Fukushima Nuclear Accident" focuses on the history of Japanese pollution after World War II and the situation of the Fukushima nuclear accident. "Part II: Toward Sustainable Development of Natural Resource-based Economies" focuses on the agricultural sector. It introduces the current status of environment-friendly production.
There is very little information in English that comprehensively introduces the situation in Japan in this field, and the content meets the needs of readers seeking information.

Introduction
Part I: Postwar Japan Pollution and the Fukushima Nuclear Accident
Chapter 1:History and Lessons of Pollution in Postwar Japan
Chapter 2:Political Economy of Damage and Reconstruction after the Fukushima Nuclear Accident
Chapter 3:Current Status of and Challenges in the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Compensation Scheme
Chapter 4:TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Accident and Japan’s Nuclear Power Policy
Chapter 5:Who Will Pay the Costs of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident?
Chapter 6:Locally Initiated Energy Transition Transcends Market, Government, and Institutional Failures
Part II: Toward Sustainable Development of Natural Resource-based Economies
Chapter 7:Japanese Agricultural Problems and the Multifunctional Roles of Agriculture
Chapter 8:Agri-environmental Public Goods and Agri-environmental Payments Based on a UK case study
Chapter 9:Management Problems of Inland Water Fishery Resources in Japan
Chapter 10:Greening Water Resource Development in Modern Japan
Chapter 11:Forest Underuse in Present-Day Japan and Access to Nature Regardless of Ownership (ANRO)
Chapter 12:Japanese Policy of Biodiversity and Species Conservation