First fish auction of 2005 held at Tsukiji market

First fish auction of 2005 held at Tsukiji market

TOKYO, Japan - Tuna sold at the first fish auction of 2005 at Tokyo's Tsukiji wholesale market are seen before shipping Jan. 5. A 234-kilogram tuna fetched 5,850,000 yen in the auction.

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  • 2005/1/05 00:00:00
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