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Giant Bear and salmon... Hokkaido's Famous "Kani Goten" (Crab Palace) to File for Bankruptcy; Inheritance of the Sculptures May Be Difficult.

According to Tokyo Shoko Research, Maruyoshi Suisan, the operator of "Kani Goten," a restaurant and seafood shop in Shiraoi Town, Hokkaido, known for its giant bear and salmon sculptures, ceased operations on the 20th and has begun preparations to file for bankruptcy. Total liabilities amounted to approximately 324 million yen as of the end of May last year.
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According to Tokyo Shoko Research, Maruyoshi Suisan, the operator of "Kani Goten," a restaurant and seafood shop in Shiraoi Town, Hokkaido, known for its giant bear and salmon sculptures, ceased operations on the 20th and has begun preparations to file for bankruptcy. Total liabilities amounted to approximately 324 million yen as of the end of May last year.

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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