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Anori Fugu from Shima Province (2)

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area

Ise Shima

category

food

season

Winter (December to February) Autumn (September to November)

Shooting location

ShimaCity

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"Anori fugu" refers to wild tiger pufferfish weighing over 700 grams that are caught in the waters stretching from the Enshu Nada Sea to the anori Nada Sea, including Ise Bay, and are called "Anori fugu" because they are mainly landed at Anori fishing port.

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