but in Kumamoto Kimura can only prepare fugu dishes when accompanied by a licensed adult. Tabira's interest was piqued by news that a sixth grader in another region passed the test, and she ...

highlighting the dish's cultural allure and taboo status. Meanwhile, Fugu, the infamous pufferfish of Japan, presents a dish that teeters on the edge of legality. Served as a delicacy, the fish ...

An old saying states: “Eating fugu is great but risking your life is worse.” Believe it or not, the dish is offered at eateries in Mikawa as part of efforts to revitalize the local community.