CATEGORY: Japan

HD Mayfly Porn

This one is sure to get a rise out of some fly fishermen. *snicker*

If you came here to see two mayfly mating, shame on you!

New World Record Tuna Price

About the same time last year, the most expensive tuna ever sold went for 32.49 million yen ($400000USD). That record smashed the previous record, and this year it has happened again, by an even larger margin!

Thursday morning a 592 pound (269kg) tuna sold for a staggering $736500 USD (56.49 million yen) at Japan’s Tsukiji fish market. It has been reported that the cost of this tuna would mean that a single slice of sushi could cost as much as 5000 yen, but the firm plans to sell it at a more regular price of up to 418 yen.

via Yahoo

Caption Contest- Win Some Pins!

A few weeks ago I got an order of 1-inch pins from Crucial Pins and I haven’t decided if I’m going to sell them or just give them away. So for now, I’ll just give some away! Remember your best chance to win is to stay updated on our announcements, register for our newsletter or follow us on twitter!

So if you want a couple of free pins mailed right to your doorstep all you gotta do is leave a comment on this post. Why not use this performer from Harajuku as your muse.
We’ll pick winners next saturday!

Pieter Franken shot this Harajuku performer in Tokyo. He say’s, “He’s a regular who I see often on a busy day in Harajuku. The hat is made of a toppled ceiling lamp shade. Real fish. Totally Harajuku.” To see more of Pieter’s photos go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/nokton/sets/72157625953913586/

via Majirox News

And the winner is… Everybody! Check your email cause we’ll be asking for your mailing address.

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Watch a Master Chef Filet a Poisonous Blowfish in 3 Minutes

We’ve discussed Fugu and its origins in detail here on Fishing Fury, but I don’t ever recall posting a video of a live fugu being filet by a master chef. Emphasis on the live part by the way! Perhaps not the video for those who are upset seeing their food moving after its head gets chopped off.

How You Can Help Prevent The Japanese Dolphin Slaughter

I know many of you have seen The Cove. If you haven’t seen it today would be a good day to watch it. Better yet, today would be a good day to do something about it. Today, September 1st, marks the beginning of the dolphin hunt that will take the lives of over 1,500 dolphin from now until February when the slaughter ends. Here are five things you can do right now to help stop the slaughter of dolphin in Japan right from wherever you are now.

Let’s make 2011 the last year of the dolphin slaughter, better yet let’s make 2010 the last year and stop it before it even starts this year.

via TakePart.com

Boston’s Big Picture- Japan’s Crisis: One Month Later

It’s now been a month since the massive destruction that struck Japan. Thousands of people dead or missing, thousands more displaced by the tsunami and radiation, and the rest of the world watches with bated breath. Boston’s Big Picture has put together some of the best most emotional photos we’ve seen thus far.

Japan is just in the beginning of the long term recovery effort from the earthquake that struck off northeastern Japan on March 11. The crisis alert level from the damage to the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant has now been raised to the highest level of impact, the same as the Chernobyl Russia incident 25 years ago. Searchers continue to look for the dead, displaced Japanese live in shelters, protests continue over use of nuclear power, Japan’s economic engine may be disrupted, the massive cleanup of debris is just underway, aftershocks are feared and many continue to mourn those who were lost. The photos collected here are from one month to the day of the quake and beyond. — Lloyd Young (36 photos total)

Boston’s Big Picture- Japan’s Crisis: One Month Later

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