Japan auctions enormous 212Kg Bluefin Tuna 
JP Source: albawaba 1/5/2023
Japan auctions enormous 212Kg Bluefin Tuna
Credit: Richard A. Brooks / AFP
ALBAWABA - Tuna in Japan is one of the most asked-for dishes. 

In one of its fish markets, Japan auctioned one massive 212 kilogram fish for tens of thousands of dollars.

Japan's biggest fish market ushered in 2023 with its annual New Year tuna auction. A 212-kilogram bluefin tuna was sold to the highest bidder for 36.04 million yen ($272,066) at Toyosu Market, which was more than double the price of last year's highest bid.#tuna#Japan #豊洲 pic.twitter.com/wUp2RgHQAf
— Our World (@MeetOurWorld) January 5, 2023
 

The top-selling tuna at Tokyo's traditional New Year auction sold at more than $270,000 on Thursday, nearly double last year's price, breaking a pandemic trend of slumping demand, according to AFP.

Japan tuna price soars past $270,000 at New Year auction https://t.co/wkA8aNxY0q prin @RFI_En
— Eduard Antoniu (@Editwit) January 5, 2023

The sale is making electronic headways, disseminating the news around the world under different different hashtags, including (#tuna #Japan #豊洲).

Japan tuna price soars past $270,000 at New Year auction #jakpostlife https://t.co/su6W7U529I
— Jakpost Life (@JakpostLife) January 5, 2023

 
Atlantic bluefin tuna Continue...

News Id SourceStampcountry
51CNL discharged toxic sewage at Chalk River site during peak fish spawning seasonpembroketoday2024-05-08CA
52Toxic sewage discharged at Chalk River nuclear labCBC News2024-05-02CA
53Fish with human-like teeth discovered at Lake Meredithmysanantonio2024-08-28US
54Researchers want to use odors to catch vampire fishwane2024-08-24US
55Over 12,500 fish killed in 13 incidents across Irelandirish mirror2024-08-27IE
56Researchers detect evidence of prehistoric fish in Connecticut RiverFox News2024-09-09US
57Queensland fisher fined $4,000 after pleading guilty to exceeding mangrove jack catch limitbairdmaritime2024-08-27AU
58Officials introduce voracious fish to fend off invasive speciesthecooldown2024-08-27US
59Alaska Airlines replaces 2,000 pounds of spoiled halibutalaskas news source2024-08-29US
60Florida fisherman casting for good memories in southern Minnesotapostbulletin2024-09-01US
61I tried the worlds most poisonous fishexpress2024-09-01UK
62Busy month for bass fishingkenora miner and news2024-09-09CA
63anada stands by herring quota cut in New Brunswickundercurrent news2024-09-09CA
64Aquatic invasive species found for first time in Canadactvnews2024-09-05CA
65Shady Bassechopress2024-09-06US
66Shark devoured by massive sea monsterdailystar2024-09-09US
67Once-Endangered Apache Trout Species Has Been RestoredAssociated Press2024-09-04US
68the island fishing community on the frontline of South China Sea tensionstheguardian2024-08-26UK
69Fish Experts Study Rare Deep-Sea Oarfish in the Labucsd2024-08-27US
70Workers are breaching Klamath dams, which will let salmon swim freelychat news today2024-08-28CA
71State Supreme Court ruling opens door for aquarium fishing off West Hawaiihawaii news now2024-08-29US
72invasive snakehead fish haven't devoured the competitionvoanews2024-08-29US
73Why some anglers are rethinking their approach to fly fishingnpr2024-08-31US
74Hungarian aquaculture: an alternative approachthe fish site2024-09-04HU
75Colorful fish — with flap that resembles a long earthe news tribune2024-07-29US

214 215 216 2 of [217 - pages.]