The fishing industry of Inner Tokyo Bay, which has provided the abundant bounty of the sea for people since the Jomon Period, has continued to flourish and decline since the early modern era due to factors such as deterioration of the ocean environment and urban development of the surrounding area, and 1962 marked the year of fishing industry compensation. At this time, the fishing industry based on fishing rights and permission disappeared from view, while free fishing including pole-and-line fishing and longline fishing was allowed to continue. Nowadays, those people who did not abandon the fishing industry in 1962 continue to supply us with abundant seafood from the inner bay.