Japan

Overview

Japan’s country score is comprised of four assessed species, which accounted for 93% of total marine finfish production in Japan in 2007. The four species, as assessed by GAPI, are: coho salmon, Japanese amberjack, red seabream, and tiger pufferfish. Coho salmon achieves the highest score for Japan (56), while tiger pufferfish scores the lowest (39). Japan’s overall country score is 46, substantially below the global country average (59).

Country Scores

species normalised and cumulative gapi score

Species-Country Pairs Assessed

Species-Country Scores

Indicator Radar Graph

Species-Country Indicator Performance

Indicator Radar Graph

Summary of GAPI Scores

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Normalised and Cumulative GAPI Scores
	Normalised GAPI Score	Cumulative GAPI Score
Country Score	46	34
Countries Average	59	67


GAPI Score by Species-Country Pair
		Species-Country GAPI Score	INPUTS				DISCHARGES				BIOLOGICAL
		Species-Country GAPI Score	CAP	ECOE	FEED	INDE	ANTI	BOD	COP	PARA	ESC	PATH
Coho salmon	Normalised	56	100	68	62	61	13	68	28	79	34	77
Coho salmon	Cumulative	80	100	84	80	83	56	88	79	93	77	90

Japanese amberjack	Normalised	45	99	60	39	56	36	0	28	84	43	32
Japanese amberjack	Cumulative	21	97	30	0	34	0	0	27	81	34	0

Japanese amberjack	Normalised	47	100	59	60	52	36	9	28	72	44	32
Japanese amberjack	Cumulative	50	100	54	55	53	29	27	53	79	57	34

Japanese amberjack	Normalised	39	100	69	11	60	36	80	28	21	47	3
Japanese amberjack	Cumulative	85	100	91	75	90	82	96	88	85	90	76