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    <title>Cook Like You Just Got Back from Nagasaki: Simple Japanese Fish Techniques for the American Home Kitchen</title>
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    <description>In the years following the pandemic, something unexpected happened in high-end seafood markets across US coastal cities: diners started asking harder questions about where their fish actually came from. The answer, in more cases than you might expect, traced back to a single prefecture on Japan&#039;s southwestern coast. This is the story of how Nagasaki&#039;s fishing renaissance reached American restaurant tables.</description>
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    <description>Long before calamari became a bar-menu staple across the US, Nagasaki fishermen were pulling squid from cold, mineral-rich currents using methods refined over centuries. Now American chefs are paying serious attention—and serious money—for the real thing. Here&#039;s why Nagasaki squid is in a category all its own.</description>
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