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Ishikawa Fishing Ports’ Marine Harvest Fortunes Differ After Noto Quake

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Fishermen in the city of Suzu have enjoyed an unexpectedly good haul of natural wakame seaweed after the seabed was elevated as a result of the Jan. 1 major earthquake. In Nanao Bay, normally the harvest season for sea cucumbers, fishermen have been unable to resume fishing because tsunami dragged large amounts of debris into the bay.

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Ishikawa Fishing Ports’ Marine Harvest Fortunes Differ After Noto Quake

KANAZAWA — Fishing ports in Ishikawa Prefecture that were severely damaged by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake have met differing fates over the harvest of the season's marine products.

1 month ago·Japan

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