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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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On September 8th, approximately 520 tons of Pacific saury were unloaded from 28 fishing boats at Hanasaki Port in Nemuro City, Hokkaido, which has been Japan's top port for Pacific saury landings for 16 consecutive years. This is the first time this season that the catch has exceeded 500 tons at once, but the fishermen's reactions varied. "The size isn't bad. There are some big ones, around 130 grams," said one fisherman. "There aren't any big o…
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