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Pricey Sushi: Tuna Fetches Record $736,000

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Published on Jan 5, 2012 by

A bluefin tuna has netted $736,000 in Tokyo's ceremonial first fish auction of 2012. The president of a Japanese sushi restaurant chain paid out the record sum. (Jan. 5)

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  • They dont fish in radiated waters.. everyone below me is a retard

  • That guy is awesome!

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  • 7 hundred thousand for a fish?that's more than the base price of ferrari flagship model,the enzo,for a fish?come on..radiation one hell no

  • @HappyFamilyPlan That's what they do when the person is sick, so not to spread the germs.

  • in any footage from japan, there's always someone wearing a medical mask... wtf

  • the problem is u cant seee smell taste radiation but these will die of cancer from radiation evntually so who give a fuk

  • Whether the fish is radioactive or not. I think its a truly generous thing this guy did for the country and its people. After such a tough year for them I believe a little celebration is in order.

  • The last supper...

  • At least this year they get some free plutonium and uranium as a bonus with all that overpriced fish.

  • @ls1tome36 As this is a huge Fukushima Tuna it's guaranteed to have greatest proportion of radiation and heavy metals within its meat compared to fish elsewhere.

  • does it glow in the dark

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