Kelp harvesting season

Kelp harvesting season

People wave from Cape Nosappu in Nemuro in Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido as fishing boats head to waters around Kaigara Island of the Russian-held Habomai islet group to harvest kelp on June 2, 2021, following the start of this year's harvesting season for the seaweed.

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