History
1949 Founded in Maruo-machi, Nagasaki-shi, as an institute of the Fisheries Agency
(1 section, 3 devisions, 3 experimental stations)
1962 Moved to Kokubu-machi, Nagasaki-shi
2001 Founded as an institution of the Fisheries Research Agency
2003 Moved to the new buildings (Taira-machi, Nagasaki-shi)
2006 Integrated Yaeyama Station
2011 Reorganized 2 devisions and 3 research centers
Integrated Goto and Amami Stations
2013 Build a new facility as the Research Center for Tuna Aquaculture
2016 Created a fusion of the Fisheries Research
Agency and the National Fisheries University
Established as the Japan Fisheries Research and Education Agency