The main sale of the new year in fish showcase in Tokyo city of Japan After breaking the past record in the closeout, Soushi Emperor Kiyoshi Kimura purchased an immense fish at a high cost. He purchased bluefin fish of $ 2.8 million in precious stones for $ 31 million. Fish of this species are presently wiped out.
Kyo Kimura is known as the 'Fish Emperor'. In 2013, he purchased fish at closeout for $ 1.4 million. That was the record cost. Be that as it may, Kumbura broke the record of its own. The proprietor of Susi organization, Kiyoshi Kimura, purchased normal fish at a high cost available to be purchased. The closeout was held in the main hour of the New Year.
Kemura told AFP: "I purchased a decent fish for four hours. The cost was a lot higher than what I thought. In any case, ideally my purchasers will like this fish. '
KYOSHI KIMURA purchased this fish weighing 278 kg Photo: AFP KYOSHI KIMURA has purchased this fish weighing 278 kg. Photograph: Kemura New Year's closeout for a long time from AFPsat purchased fish at a high cost.
As indicated by the World Wildlife Fund, bluefin fish is exceptionally uncommon types of fish. The International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Spices, says the Atlantic Ocean Bluefin Extinction. Pacific plans are additionally helpless.
A month ago Japan declared the commercialization of whale angle. The International Wildlife Commission (IWC) prohibited the commercialization of whales in 1986. After a few types of whales ended up wiped out, IWC declared this.
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