Development of Geographic Indications Applied to Forest Products:

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  • Kohsaka Ryo
    Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
  • Uchiyama Yuta
    Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University

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  • 林産物における地理的表示保護制度の正当性の構築
  • 林産物における地理的表示保護制度の正当性の構築 : 岩手木炭と浄法寺漆の伝統性と産地との結びつきの比較分析から
  • リンサンブツ ニ オケル チリテキ ヒョウジ ホゴ セイド ノ セイトウセイ ノ コウチク : イワテ モクタン ト ジョウホウジ シツ ノ デントウセイ ト サンチ ト ノ ムスビツキ ノ ヒカク ブンセキ カラ
  • Development of Geographic Indications applied to forest products: a comparison of Iwate Charcoaland Joboji Urushiin Iwate Prefecture, Japan
  • A Comparison of <i>Iwate Charcoal</i> and <i>Joboji Urushi</i> in Iwate Prefecture, Japan
  • ―岩手木炭と浄法寺漆の伝統性と産地との結びつきの比較分析から―

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Abstract

<p>The year 2018 marked the first registration of wood products, Iwate Charcoal followed by the Joboji Urushi under the framework of Geographical Indications (GIs) in Japan. The two products are from similar geographical settings from Iwate Prefecture while their motives, logic and challenges differ. Comparison under similar condition provides us with a unique opportunity to understand the Japanese GI system which has a short history compared to that of Europe. We report the latest information related to the processes and the tentative effects of the registration and characteristics of the GI of wood products which pose different characteristics from agricultural products. In concrete, we analyze the cultural conservational and economic purpose of the framework. As consequences, the two products differed in their logics for building “linkage to the production site” and basis for “tradition.” It became clear that the GI system serves the two purposes of cultural conservational and economic purpose.</p>

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