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Japanese amberjack

The Japanese amberjack is a relatively fast-growing fish that is often farmed and widely enjoyed by Japanese people throughout the year as a popular staple. In fishing ponds, it is one of the main species alongside red sea bream (madai). Its leather is characterized by delicate scale patterns and a smooth texture. Additionally, as a "successive fish" whose name changes as it grows, the Japanese amberjack leather is ideal as a charm for wishing success and growth in careers or studies.



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Trivia about red sea bream

Sea bream has long been said to be auspicious and auspicious, but do you know why this is said?

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Japanese amberjack trivia

"Known as the 'career fish,' the Japanese amberjack changes its name as it grows. But why does it become a 'career fish'? Here's some interesting trivia about Japanese amberjack!"

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Salmon trivia

Is salmon good luck? Here are some trivia about salmon that is even more lucky than red sea bream!

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Mahi mahi trivia

What kind of fish is Mahi-mahi? Mahi-mahi are a very different fish!

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