Taiji, Wakayama, Japan

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Taiji, Wakayama, Japan is a small coastal town internationally known for its controversial dolphin hunting practices, which were prominently exposed in the documentary film "The Cove."

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instanceOf town
administrativeDivisionOf Wakayama Prefecture NERFINISHED
country Japan
featuredIn The Cove NERFINISHED
governedBy Taiji Town government NERFINISHED
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasControversy capture of live dolphins for aquariums
commercial sale of dolphin meat
treatment of dolphins
hasCulturalPractice dolphin drive hunting
small-type coastal whaling
hasEconomicDependenceOn dolphin and whale-related activities
hasFacility dolphinarium
whale museum
hasGeography natural coves
rocky coastline
hasHeritage history of Japanese whaling
hasIndustry fishing
tourism
whale meat processing
hasInternationalResponse boycotts and protests by activists
diplomatic criticism from some foreign governments
hasLocalGovernmentForm mayor–council system
hasPolicyDebate continuation of traditional whaling practices
hasReputation international controversy over dolphin hunting
hasTransportation road connections to other Kii Peninsula towns
knownFor The Cove documentary NERFINISHED
controversial dolphin hunts
dolphin hunting
drive fisheries
traditional whaling culture
whale hunting
locatedIn Kansai region
Wakayama Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedOn Kii Peninsula NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean
near Pacific coastal fishing grounds
partOf Higashimuro District NERFINISHED
regulatesActivity dolphin hunting season
subjectOf animal rights campaigns
environmental documentaries
international media coverage
timeZone Japan Standard Time
usesLanguage Japanese

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The Cove filmingLocation Taiji, Wakayama, Japan