National Geographic Learning Japaneese Puffer Fish

Yeah... japan IS obsessed with fish... but why would they eat a PUFFER FISH!?!?!?!?!?!?
Even though its...... poisonious..?
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This was only posted to educate people about life. This video was made strictly by Nation Geographic, not me.

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• Geographic
• Learning
• Japan
• Japaneese
• Puffer
• Fish

[camaroz28fatbuttgabe]

now we need someone to impose strict regulations on shark fishing for shark fin soup.

[V10H4Z4RD]

he died later that night when he got hit by a car. that had a puffer fish restaurant logo on it.

[thegreeensky]

this video is great, now i know about that fugu.. wanna try one, :)

[AskFereidoon]

Oh, yeah, here we go again typical American meddlers, sticking their nose into every nations' business, and ofcourse they are so wonderful, everywhere they go they make a mess.

All they know about life is to eat and get fat and meddle in people's internal affairs.

Give me one and ONLY One instance that America actualy did a favoure to a country or even an individual! I will give you a medal. so I never buy all that crap!.

[KulKylie]

wow it's really interesting, i dunno that Fugu fish could kill me instantly. I wonder about last part, why that flower uses for decorating food if it link to funeral?

[EchigoDragon]

Let's repeat....Tsu-KEEEEE-gee. 

[BUDAGREEN1]

all animals are fair game and on the menu, hell ill eat you if im hungry enough!

[iwannalearnjapanese]

wow, you're a nice bitch. :P

[DarkSamus135]

The dangerous creatures seem to be the most interesting to me.....

[bambamyeye]

japanese people FTW

[kensan0809]

I'm Japanese. Fugu is a very expensive dish for average income Japanese. So only when we get paid a lots or promoted etc, we can eat them. The taste is so gooood that youd forget the poison at first bite. I didnt know a shape of fine sliced Fugu on a dish was a chrysanthemum. I dont like this reporter linked it to a flower for Japanese funeral. A chrysanthemum is like a symbol flower in Japan. The flower language is noble.