Tuna fetches 114 million yen at New Year auction in Tokyo

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Tuna fetches 114 million yen at New Year auction in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan Kyodo - A bluefin tuna fetched 114.24 million yen ($789,000) on Friday at the New Year's auction at Tokyo's Toyosu fish market, the fourth highest price since record-keeping began in 1999.

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