FEAST NPO provides sustainability research and consultation to governments, civil society and businesses to solve the challenges around food consumption, production, and governance we face today and in the future.
Below you can find our outputs that have come from these collaborations so far
Books
みんなでつくる「いただきます」Minna de tsukuru “Itadakimasu”
The FEAST Project laying out its vision for future food systems, edited by our N. Tamura, C.D.D. Rupprecht, and S.R. McGreevy, with contributions from R.Shinkai, K.Ota, M. Kobayashi, and M.Spiegelberg (Showado, 2021)
Zachum Feast Gochisou – Life around the Bhutanese plate
Joint authors Mai Kobayashi & Rekha Chhetri offer a glimpse into contemporary Bhutanese diets through their photo journal project (2021)
Multispecies Cities. Solarpunk Urban Futures
A hopeful Asian anthology co-edited by our members Norie Tamura and Christoph Rupprecht (World Weaver Press, 2021)
Digital Tools
Want to learn how future climate change and food systems could influence the food in Japan?
Archives of Japanese Honeybee Beekeeping
Want to learn about the history and diversity of beekeeping with the Asian honeybee in Japan?
Open Eco Branding
Want to brand agri-food products to support sustainable regions of Japan?
Minna-no-shoku
Want to find locations of local, wild, informal food in Japan?
Events
International Conferences
Stories from a Postgrowth Future, AP Safe 2020, COVID-19 and Sustainability Transitions,
Online Workshops
Asia Youth Leaders 2022 & 2021; Commons, Postdevelopment and Degrowth in Asia; Future Earth Terra School 2020
Stakeholder Workshops & Facilitation
Food Policy Councils Kyoto and Kameoka, 38 Café- Mitsubachi Summit, Hyakusho Iki – Kyoto Organic Action, 38 Café Kyoto
Study Tours & Fixing
Future Earth Terra School 2019, Miguel Altieri & Clara Nicholls, Sara S. Kennedy,
Videos
A short film (7:41min) that introduces a group of young urban beekeepers in Kyoto. Directed by Martin Gruber & Rika Shinkai (2018)
Articles
Academic
FEAST page at researchgate and at researchmap