Abstract
As of 2022, Japan’s income from farmed chickens reached a peak of 972 billion yen. Historically, poultry farming in Japan has seen steady growth due to increasing demand for chicken meat and eggs. Advances in farming technology and improved biosecurity measures have also contributed to this trend. Despite occasional fluctuations, the sector has consistently played a significant role in Japanese agriculture, reflecting a robust and evolving industry that adapts to both domestic and global market needs.
Chicken production income
From 1955 to 2022, Japan’s farmed chicken income peaked at 1.01 trillion yen in 1981. Since then, the sector has shown resilience, currently at 96.5% of its peak. The industry has evolved with advancements in technology and improved farming practices, sustaining near-peak levels. Despite economic shifts and changing consumer preferences, Japan’s poultry sector remains robust, reflecting a strong and adaptive agricultural landscape that continues to meet domestic demand efficiently.
The maximum is 1.01Tyen[1981] of Japan, and the current value is about 96.5%
Chicken production income (by prefecture)
Since 1964, Kagoshima’s income from farmed chickens has reached a peak of 124 billion yen in 2022, maintaining 100% of this highest level. This remarkable stability reflects Kagoshima’s significant role in Japan’s poultry industry, driven by advanced farming techniques and strong regional expertise. The steady performance highlights Kagoshima’s ability to meet growing demand and adapt to market changes, positioning the region as a leading player in the national poultry sector.
The maximum is the latest one, 124Gyen of Kagoshima
Chicken production income (latest year, prefecture)
In 2022, Japan’s total income from farmed chickens reached 1.02 trillion yen, with Kagoshima leading at 124 billion yen, showcasing its dominance in the sector. The average income across regions stood at 21.6 billion yen, reflecting widespread participation in poultry farming. The data underscores the strong performance and significance of poultry agriculture in Japan, driven by regional expertise and consistent demand. Kagoshima’s peak highlights its pivotal role in the nation’s poultry industry.
The maximum is 124Gyen of Kagoshima, the average is 21.6Gyen, and the total is 1.02Tyen
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