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The reason for eating Hamo(pike conger) in June and July and Kyoto traditions
1. What is a "hamo(pike conger)"? Hamo (pike conger) is a marine fish belonging to the family Muraenesocidae in the order Anguilliformes. It is a large carnivorous fish that lives in rocky areas and sandy bottoms along the coast, and can reach a length of about 2 meters. It has a slender body shape similar to that of an eel, but it has a large mouth with sharp teeth lining both its upper and lower jaws. As its appearance suggests, it has an extremely ferocious temperament, an


Seasonal Sushi Treasures: A Winter Guide to Japan's Finest Fish & Perfect Pairings
Winter in Japan is a special season woven with rich ingredients and traditions. As the cold intensifies, Japan's seas offer an abundance...
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