Yamadaya has been serving puffer fish for over 100 years. Their fugu is caught in southern Japan and airlifted alive to their Tokyo restaurants. In Haedomari Market the fugu is auctioned off using ...

Farmed pufferfish is also available and less expensive, but fugu aficionados claim that it's not as good as the wild fish. At the end of the day, the high price might be a good thing. Given how ...

We actually eat them. That's right. In Japan, puffer fish is actually a delicacy called fugu, which only trained chefs can prepare. And considering that these fish are basically spike balls filled ...

A puffer fish isn't the easiest fish to catch and prepare, but in Korea, China and Japan, they're considered a delicacy. Known as fugu fish, their meat has a subtle, clean flavor with a unique ...

Findings on Fugu gene splicing could help scientists develop pufferfish transgenes for mammalian cells ... to use them because mammalian cells do not correctly splice the fish genes. By comparing ...

People call him “Dr. Fugu” (Dr. Pufferfish) in a nod to his expertise. As a cooking instructor, he helped promote ways to safely consume the otherwise dangerous fish. Some 50 kinds of blowfish ...

Fish scientists know the pufferfish family as Tetraodontidae ... These are primarily among anglers and amateurs who inexpertly prepare the dish themselves. Fugu poisoning in Japan has decreased ...

How are pufferfish helping us understand our ... through this example of comparative genomics. Aa Aa Aa The fugu is a famous fish, at least when it comes to sushi, because it contains a neurotoxin ...

Yamadaya has been serving puffer fish for over 100 years. Their fugu is caught in southern Japan and airlifted alive to their Tokyo restaurants. In Haedomari Market the fugu is auctioned off using ...

TOKYO: A 10-year-old Japanese girl has become the youngest person authorised to prepare "fugu" pufferfish -- a delicacy ... certified to slice and gut the fish for consumption.

Are you ready for a word association game? Here it is: What’s the name of the place associated with fugu (puffer fish) and bananas? Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock. OK, your answer, please.