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Meat Bans for 1200 years from 7th to 19th century AD in Japanese History

2021-11-09
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In 675 AD, Emperor Tenmu of Japan issued “The Imperial Decree Banning Meat-eating” of land animals, followed by “The Ordinance on Releasing Living Creatures” in 676 AD.

These laws were later reinforced when Emperor Shomu issued “The Ordinance of Prohibition against Drinking Alcohol and Slaughtering” in 737 AD.

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