Mass-farming rare shishamo fish

Mass-farming rare shishamo fish

SAPPORO, Japan - Photo taken Oct. 30, 2013 shows Ryotaro Ishida, a fishery researcher, who has recently succeeded in mass-farming "shishamo," a rare saltwater fish that lives only in waters around Japan's northernmost prefecture of Hokkaido.

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