VOICED : Balleneros japoneses vuelven al mar

The video discusses the Japanese whaling fleet's preparation to set sail, highlighting the pride of the crew. It covers the International Court of Justice's ruling that prohibits Japan from whaling in Antarctica under the guise of scientific research, allowing only coastal whaling. The impact of this ban on local communities, particularly Ayukawa, is explored, noting the economic challenges they face. The Japanese government's efforts to maintain whaling activities, supported by 60% of the population, are also discussed.

What is the main sentiment of the Japanese whaling crew as they prepare to set sail?

• Pride in their work

• Indifference to the task

• Fear of international backlash

• Concern about environmental impact

What did the International Court of Justice rule regarding Japan's whaling activities?

• They can continue whaling in the Antarctic for scientific purposes

• They must stop whaling in the Antarctic due to commercial disguise

• They are allowed to increase their whaling quota

• They can only whale in international waters

Despite the ban in Antarctic waters, where is Japan still allowed to conduct whaling?

• In the Arctic Ocean

• In the Indian Ocean

• In the Pacific Ocean

• Along their coastal waters

What impact did the ban on commercial whaling have on local communities?

• Economic prosperity

• Increased population growth

• No significant impact

• Population decline and displacement

What percentage of the Japanese population supports the continuation of whaling?

• 40%

• 50%

• 70%

• 60%