[A visual guide to learning about hemp] Serge Charle, Pascal Cossa, Marie Nicot

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The truth about marijuana you didn't know! Various surprising facts

Publisher's summary

Marijuana, cannabis, hemp...

It is a durable and versatile fiber material, a delicious food ingredient, and a useful plant with healing properties.

An illustrated guide to cannabis that provides an accurate and unbiased introduction to the truth about cannabis, a topic that is often misunderstood.

The definition of the word "hemp" is broad and includes a variety of plants, but cannabis is the main plant that comes to mind when people hear the word "hemp."

However, when used as a fiber for clothing, "hemp" does not include "marijuana"; it mainly refers to flax, jute, Indian hemp, etc.

This book introduces the truth about cannabis from various perspectives, which is often overlooked due to the image of cannabis as a drug.

The director of the Cannabis Museum was asked to supervise the book, and he contributed a preface that takes into account the Japanese view of cannabis.

This is an interesting guide to cannabis that takes an unbiased perspective and allows you to compare the cannabis situation in France and Japan.

Product overview

title

A visual guide to learning about hemp

author

Serge Charle, Pascal Cossa, Marie Nicot

Supervisor

Junichi Takayasu (Director of the Cannabis Museum)

translation

Kanagawa Natsuko

Number of pages

176

Publisher

Graphic Company

First edition date

July 8, 2024

table of contents

Introduction

portfolio

Cannabis cultivation

Things you should know

The four varieties of cannabis

Cannabis Uses

Cannabis cultivation

Issues

Simple and environmentally friendly cannabis cultivation

The appeal of cannabis cultivation

Simple and environmentally friendly cannabis cultivation

history

Once upon a time, there was a cannabis seedExploring cannabisLanguages ​​related to cannabisArchaeology of cannabisCannabis in FranceThe decline of cannabis in a long tradition

history

Once upon a time, there was a cannabis seedExploring cannabisLanguages ​​related to cannabisArchaeology of cannabisCannabis in FranceThe decline of cannabis in a long tradition
Hashish: Effects of hashish

culture

Cannabis and literature
Cannabis and music
Cannabis and the law
Marijuana cigarette creativity

Cannabis Uses

Different forms of cannabis

portfolio

Hemp fiber products

history

Hemp fabric

portfolio

Love at first sight in the Basque Country

Cannabis Uses

Cannabis and the textile industry Cannabis and fishing gear Cannabis for eating Cannabis and cooking Nutrition bombs Pets and livestock

portfolio

Asa Paper

history

History of Papermaking

Cannabis Uses

Asa's Paper House

Issues

Cannabis and bioplastics

history

Cannabis as a Healer

Issues

Current medical marijuana

Cannabis Uses

Cannabis's skin-beautifying effects

portfolio

The unique perfumers

Cannabis Uses

Enchanting perfume

history

Three roles of drugs

Things you should know

Cannabis Hybridization

Issues

Recreational marijuana
CBD

About the Author

Serge Charle

A doctor of agriculture and an engineer, he has served as director of an in vitro testing laboratory and sales manager for a seedling company, and is currently a contributor to many horticultural magazines and the author of around 60 books on plants. He received the Prix Saint-Fiacre in 2008 and 2021.

Pascal Cossa

A freelance journalist, he specializes in economics, social trends, life and living, etc. He has contributed to many newspapers and magazines, including Le Journal du Dimanche and Strategy magazine.

Marie Nico

A journalist who works for magazines such as Livre Service Actualité (LSA), Capital and L'Express, she is a recipient of the Agricultural Journalist of the Year (AFJA).

About the Supervision

Junichi Takayasu

Hemp fiber researcher and director of the Cannabis Museum. The Cannabis Museum opened in Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture in 2001. While collecting and disseminating information on cannabis as an agricultural crop that has supported the lives of the Japanese people, he also holds lectures and workshops in various locations. His books as a member of the Cannabis Museum include "Cannabis Textbook for the Japanese: Rediscovering an Old and New Agricultural Crop" (East Press) and "Cannabis: A Crop That Has Supported the Lives of the Japanese People and Its Crisis" (self-published).

About Translation

Kanagawa Natsuko

Graduated from the Master's program in French Literature at Sophia University and the Japanese-English Interpretation Department at Simon Fraser University. Translated works include "Great Conductors" (Yamaha Music Media), "BIG MAGIC: Start by Becoming Enthusiastic" (Discover 21), "Why Did Fins and Wings Evolve?" (Soshisha), and "300 Natural Wine Masterpieces" (Xknowledge).

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