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Envisioning transition pathways for a sustainable meat and protein supply system in Japan: A Research through Design approach
The transition toward sustainable protein supply is constrained by consumer, supply-side, and policy barriers that are often studied separately, leaving unclear how a cross-domain lock-in diagnosis can inform multilevel intervention pathways. In Japan, small, dispersed farmland and imported-feed dep
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