food life

Halfby’s latest animation takes their bird’s eye view to a national level: this public service announcement illustrates the impact of a shifting food culture. Japan’s diet has shifted away from rice, fish and locally farmed vegetables to include more meat, oils and fats largely imported from other countries. As a result, people are becoming unhealthy, Japanese farms are being abandoned and losing productivity, food quality is decreasing and the environment is being damaged. The video encourages a team effort by consumers and producers to try to reinforce the national health, economy and environment by returning to their culinary traditions and buying locally made food.

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Here is the video (above). I also pieced together the other Halfby videos I found on Youtube, mostly accompaniments to music:

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