The Importance of Forests for Fish: Exploring the Link between Trees, Rivers, and the Sea

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  • Discover the significance of forests for fish and the environment in this informative article by Kato Kumi from Tokushima. Learn about the three reasons why forests play a vital role in fish habitats, including providing shade, preventing soil erosion, and contributing essential nutrients to rivers and the sea. Explore the historical knowledge of Japanese fishers and the recent efforts of groups across Japan in planting trees to promote a healthy sea. Join us in understanding the close relationship between trees, rivers, and the sea, and how we are all interconnected.
  • In Kato Kumi's report from Shikoku, explore the importance of forests for fish and the environment. Learn about the reasons why forests are crucial for fish, including providing shade and preventing soil erosion. Discover how dead leaves from trees contribute essential nutrients to rivers, creating a thriving ecosystem for marine life. Gain insights into the historical knowledge of Japanese fishers and the modern efforts of groups in planting trees for a healthy sea. Understand the deep connection between trees, rivers, and the sea, emphasizing our shared responsibility in preserving the environment.
  • Join Kato Kumi's exploration of the vital role of forests in supporting fish habitats and a healthy marine ecosystem. Discover why forests are important for fish, including their ability to provide shade and prevent soil erosion. Learn how the nutrients from dead leaves contribute to the richness of rivers and the sea. Gain insights into the traditional knowledge of Japanese fishers and the current efforts of various groups in Japan to plant trees for a thriving marine environment. Appreciate the interconnectedness between trees, rivers, and the sea, reminding us of our collective responsibility in preserving nature.
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日本語訳をお願いします! 読み方もお願いします。 できれば日本語の読み方で…。 Good morning! Today,kato kumi is reporting from Shikoku Good morning! Look at this signpost What does it mean? It says,“Forests are important for fish” There are three reasons Please look at this picture First,trees give shade and fish like to swim in the shade Second,trees hold soil,so it doesn't wash awayin the rain Third,dead leaves are useful Rivers carry substances from the leaves into the sea and make it rich Even in the old days, Japanese fishers knew that trees along the coast are important for fish and seaweed Now we know that trees deep in the mountain also work to make the sea healthy Todpy,many groups all over Japan are planting trees for a healthy sea It's good to know that their efforts are paying off There's a close link between trees,rivers and the sea In the end,we're all one This is Kato kumi,Tokushima Thank you,Kumi

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Good morning! グッドモーニング おはようございます Today,kato kumi is reporting from Shikoku トゥディ、カトウクミ、イズ、リポーティング、フロム、シコク 今日は、加藤久美が、四国からリポートします Good morning! グッドモーニング おはようございます Look at this signpost ルック、アト、ディス、サインポゥスト この道案内標識を見て下さい What does it mean? フワット、ダズ、イット、ミーン どういう意味ですか It says,“Forests are important for fish” イット、セズ、フォリスツ、アー、インポータント、フォ、フィッシュ それには「森は魚にとって大切です」と書いてあります There are three reasons ゼァ、アー、スリー、リーズンズ 理由は3つあります Please look at this picture プリーズ、ルック、アト、ズィス、ピクチャー この写真(絵)を見て下さい First,trees give shade and fish like to swim in the shade ファースト、トゥリーズ、ギヴ、シェイド、アンド、フィシュ、ライク、トゥ、スイム、イン、ザ、シェイド まず、木は陰を作ります、そして、魚は、陰で泳ぐのが好きです Second,trees hold soil,so it doesn't wash awayin the rain セカンド、トゥリーズ、ホゥルド、ソイル、ソゥ、イット、ダズント、ウォッシュ、アウェイ、イン、ザ、レイン 第二に、木は、土壌を保持します、それで、土が雨で流されなくなります Third,dead leaves are useful サード、デッド、リーヴズ、アー、ユースフル 第3に、枯れ葉は役に立ちます Rivers carry substances from the leaves into the sea and make it rich リヴァーズ、キャリー、サブスタンス、フロム、ザ、リーヴズ、イントゥ、ザ、スィー、アンド、メイク、イット、リッチ 川が枯れ葉の中の成分を海に運びます、そして、海を豊かにします Even in the old days, イーヴン、イン、ディ、オゥルド、デイズ 昔の時代でさえ Japanese fishers knew that trees along the coast are important for fish and seaweed ジャパニーズ、フィッシャーズ、ニュー、ザット、トゥリーズ、アロング、ザ、コゥスト、アー、インポータント、フォ、フィッシュ、アンド、スィーウィード 日本の漁師たちは、海岸沿いの木が、魚や海草にとって大切なことを知っていました Now we know that trees deep in the mountain also work to make the sea healthy ナウ、ウイ、ノウ、ザット、トゥリーズ、ディープ、イン、ザ、マウンティン、オゥルソゥ、ワーク、トゥ、メイク、ザ、スィー、ヘルスィー 今、私たちは、山奥の木が、海を健康にする働きをしていることも判っています Today,many groups all over Japan are planting trees for a healthy sea トゥデイ、メニ、グループス、オール、オゥヴァ、ジャパン、アー、プランティング、トゥリーズ、フォ、ア、ヘルスィー、スィー 今日、日本中の多くのグループが、健康な海のために植樹しています It's good to know that their efforts are paying off イッツ、グッド、トゥ、ノウ、ザット、ゼア、エフォッツ、アー、ペイィング、オフ 彼らの努力が報われているのを知って嬉しいです There's a close link between trees,rivers and the sea ゼアズ、ア、クロウス、リンク、ビトゥウィーン、トゥリーズ、リヴァーズ、アンド、スィー 気、川、海には密接なつながりがあるのです In the end,we're all one イン、ディ、エンド、ウィア、オール、ワン 最後に、私たちは、一つなのです This is Kato kumi,Tokushima ディス、イズ、カトウ、クミ、トクシマ 徳島から、加藤久美でした Thank you,Kumi サンキュー、クミ 久美さんどうも有り難う

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