Taiji Boosts Security Against Anti-Whaling Activists
Police have established a temporary police post in the whaling town of Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture, ahead of the September 1 opening of the annual drive hunt for whales and dolphins. (News On Japan)
Wakayama - As preparations are underway for the annual drive hunt for whales and dolphins, which commences on September 1, police have set up a temporary police post in Taiji, Wakayama Prefecture. This move aims to address the escalating confrontations with anti-whaling activists who have resorted to aggressive measures, such as cutting nets used for capturing animals. The heightened security measures will remain in effect throughout the hunting season.
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