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Fisheries

Fisheries have supported and will support the development of this city along the Sea of Okhotsk, one of the four largest fishing grounds in the world.

The Sea of Okhotsk is one of the four largest fishing grounds in the world. Fisheries in Mombetsu have been making the most of these rich resources and the marvelous natural port of Mombetsu port. Fisheries have played an important role as a mainstay industry in Mombetsu throughout its history. 
The Japanese like to eat seafood. Mombetsu, which faces the Sea of Okhotsk, is one of the busiest fishing ports in Hokkaido, and has grown prosperous with fishing as its basic industry over the course of time. The focus of fishing has shifted from collecting to cultivating, and, in accordance with the development of techniques for seafood cultivation, highly productive fishing practices are promoted. The principal seafoods produced are scallops, which are plentiful and consistently high in quality, and crabs, a famous food from the Sea of Okhotsk.
 Mombetsu port

Agriculture

Agriculture and forestry supporting the development of the city along with fisheries Commerce and industry steadliy improving in association with primary industries

Wide lands look upon the Sea of Okhotsk. Agriculture and forestry have been mainstay industries here along with fisheries. Now, in association with there mainstay industries, secondary industries such as manufacturing and tertiary industries such as commerce have been improving. 
In addition to fishing, agriculture is one of the industries supporting the economy of Mombetsu. It has grown, dairy farming (mainly milking cows) being particularly emphasized. Today, 140 tons of milk is produced daily, processed as fresh daily products at factories with in the city and shipped out to the marketplace. The taste of dairy products from Hokkaido is rated especially high, and there is a stable demand for them. Beets have been mainly produced in dry-field farming activities, but recently the quantity of sweet corn and potatoes produced has been growing. 
 
 Dairy farm