No, nobody wants to eat that.
Today, the United States imports thousands millions of fishes from Japan.
Japanese government says these are safe that is why they are still exporting to other countries.
However, some sushi restaurants and some countries already stopped using fishes imported from Japan.
On the other hand, people in the US believe what the Japanese government said and keep eating it.
In fact, in Pacific Ocean, some fishes, which bodies are totally awkward, have been found.
It easilly make people do not continu to eat them, but fish is one of the people's important sources to live.
Therefore, eating Japanese fish or not became controversial topic.
I must admit that prior to your blog presentation and reading this post, I was not seriously concerned about the possibility of eating fish imported from Japan, but I will absolutely be looking more closely at my food choices.
返信削除That is a very interesting video, very informative!
返信削除It made me a little worried though. haha
Your blog is in general very informative.
You did a great job on exploring the topic.
I caught a fish off the pier at Coney Island that had two tails, and there is regulation to prevent selling fish from their because of pollution in the water.
返信削除I definitely believe that there is radioactive/toxic fish from Japan.
This is a really good topic. I had no idea this was going on. Do you know how they go about detecting radio activity in the fish?
返信削除Even though I knew Fukushima was a massive disaster, it was mind blowing to see how widespread the effects are and that even eating fish in the US is a concern.
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