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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>

On the morning of September 8th, over 500 tons of Pacific saury were landed at Hanasaki Port in Nemuro City, Hokkaido, marking the first time this season that such a large catch has been landed, bringing a lively atmosphere to the port. Approximately 520 tons of Pacific saury were unloaded from 28 fishing boats at Hanasaki Port in Nemuro City on the morning of the 8th. This is the first time this season that over 500 tons have been landed. "The …
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On the morning of September 8th, over 500 tons of Pacific saury were landed at Hanasaki Port in Nemuro City, Hokkaido, marking the first time this season that such a large catch has been landed, bringing a lively atmosphere to the port. Approximately 520 tons of Pacific saury were unloaded from 28 fishing boats at Hanasaki Port in Nemuro City on the morning of the 8th. This is the first time this season that over 500 tons have been landed. "The …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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