6,000 grilled 'sanma' fish handed out for free

6,000 grilled 'sanma' fish handed out for free

TOKYO, Japan - Pacific sauries, a popular autumn fish in Japan, are grilled at the Meguro ''sanma'' festival in Tokyo on Sept. 5, 2010. Around 6,000 chargrilled ''sanma'' were served for free despite a sharp rise in the price of the fish due to expected poor catches this year attributed to abnormal weather conditions. (Kyodo)

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