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What Happens At Toyosu, The Largest Fish Market In The World
For seafood lovers, there may be no better destination in Japan than Toyosu, which happens to be the largest fish market in ...
A bluefin tuna weighs over 600 pounds. A company just paid $1.3 million for it.
The buyer, Onodera Group, bought the 608-pound tuna Sunday at Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo. The company shared the news across ...
teamLab Planets TOKYO Unveils Major Expansion with New Immersive Attractions
The outdoor areas of the exhibition will also be refreshed, offering new spaces to explore and enjoy. Tickets for visits ...
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Bluefin tuna fetches ¥207 million at Toyosu's first auction of the year
A bluefin tuna from Oma, Aomori Prefecture, fetched a staggering ¥207 million — the second-highest price on record — in the first auction of the year at Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo on Sunday.
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Motorbike-sized tuna sold to Tokyo sushi restaurateurs for $1.3m
The sale is the second highest price ever paid at the annual new year auction at Toyosu Fish Market in the Japanese capital. Onodera Group, which had the winning bid, said the tuna - which weighs in ...
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Massive tuna sells for $1.3M at Japan auction
A company spent seven figures to acquire a massive tuna during an auction held at a Japanese fish market in Tokyo over the weekend. The 600-plus-pound tuna went to Onodera Group, a Japanese ...
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Motorcycle-sized tuna fetches more than $1 million at Japan auction
A bluefin tuna about the size of a motorcycle has been sold for $1.3 million (207 million yen) at Japan’s most prestigious fish market, setting the second highest price on record during its new ...
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teamLab Planets TOKYO Reveals Entirety of the Newly Expanded Area, Featuring “Catching and Collecting Forest” and “Athletics Forest”. Opening January 22
A new large-scale Athletics Forest and more artworks will open at teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM in Toyosu, Tokyo (teamLab Planets ...
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A bluefin tuna weighs over 600 pounds. A company just paid $1.3 million for it.
A Japanese sushi company left the first auction of the New Year in Tokyo with a fish the size of a motorcycle, paying $1.3 million for the huge catch. The buyer, Onodera Group, bought the 608 ...