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Fall Salmon in Hokkaido “10% 10 Years Ago” Is Expected to Decrease to 6% at peak... Nemuro Region Fishery Cooperatives Postpone Netting for 9 Days → to Secure Future resources〈Hokkaido〉

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Fishermen's Reactions Vary: "They're Getting Bigger," "There Aren't Any Big ones"... Retail Prices Exceed 300 Yen per Fish, with some Customers Saying "It's Too Expensive" - Future Outlook Is Hope for "Larger Saury" <Hokkaido>

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A Huge Catch of Pacific Saury! Over 500 Tons Landed at Hanasaki Port, the First Catch of the Season. Although the Fish Are Small, the Port Is Bustling with Activity. "We're Starting to Catch a Lot. We're Hoping for Bigger Ones in the Future," Say Fisheries Officials with Relief. <Nemuro City, Hokkaido>

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Is "Grilled Salmon" Becoming a Luxury Item? A Change in the Taste of the Common People: Historically Poor Catches Have Led to Prices as High as 10,000 Yen per Fish; Adult Salmon Are Smaller, and the Number of Migrating Salmon Is only 6% of Its Peak

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Northern Territories Minister Kikawadaoki: "This Is Absolutely Unacceptable" - Calls for Expansion of the Northern Territories Return Movement Following President Putin's Visit to Etorofu Island

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Pacific Saury Fishing Season Opens, and Boats Depart From Hanasaki Port in Hokkaido. However, the Number of Fish Is Expected to Be Lower than in 2013, and They May Also Be Smaller in Size.

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Fall Salmon in Hokkaido “10% 10 Years Ago” Is Expected to Decrease to 6% at peak... Nemuro Region Fishery Cooperatives Postpone Netting for 9 Days → to Secure Future resources〈Hokkaido〉

Fishermen's Reactions Vary: "They're Getting Bigger," "There Aren't Any Big ones"... Retail Prices Exceed 300 Yen per Fish, with some Customers Saying "It's Too Expensive" - Future Outlook Is Hope for "Larger Saury" <Hokkaido>

Is "Grilled Salmon" Becoming a Luxury Item? A Change in the Taste of the Common People: Historically Poor Catches Have Led to Prices as High as 10,000 Yen per Fish; Adult Salmon Are Smaller, and the Number of Migrating Salmon Is only 6% of Its Peak

Northern Territories Minister Kikawadaoki: "This Is Absolutely Unacceptable" - Calls for Expansion of the Northern Territories Return Movement Following President Putin's Visit to Etorofu Island

Pacific Saury Fishing Season Opens, and Boats Depart From Hanasaki Port in Hokkaido. However, the Number of Fish Is Expected to Be Lower than in 2013, and They May Also Be Smaller in Size.

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Fall Salmon in Hokkaido “10% 10 Years Ago” Is Expected to Decrease to 6% at peak... Nemuro Region Fishery Cooperatives Postpone Netting for 9 Days → to Secure Future resources〈Hokkaido〉

Fishermen's Reactions Vary: "They're Getting Bigger," "There Aren't Any Big ones"... Retail Prices Exceed 300 Yen per Fish, with some Customers Saying "It's Too Expensive" - Future Outlook Is Hope for "Larger Saury" <Hokkaido>

Is "Grilled Salmon" Becoming a Luxury Item? A Change in the Taste of the Common People: Historically Poor Catches Have Led to Prices as High as 10,000 Yen per Fish; Adult Salmon Are Smaller, and the Number of Migrating Salmon Is only 6% of Its Peak

Northern Territories Minister Kikawadaoki: "This Is Absolutely Unacceptable" - Calls for Expansion of the Northern Territories Return Movement Following President Putin's Visit to Etorofu Island

Pacific Saury Fishing Season Opens, and Boats Depart From Hanasaki Port in Hokkaido. However, the Number of Fish Is Expected to Be Lower than in 2013, and They May Also Be Smaller in Size.

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