concept   fish consumption
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, raw fish, commonly eaten as sushi or sashimi, is a key component of the traditional diet.

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1 eating raw fish Japan Common and popular, especially in sushi 1
2 eating raw fish Japan Eating raw fish is a common and respected part of traditional cuisine, especially in dishes like sushi and sashimi. 1
3 fish as a food staple Japan Fish is a primary source of protein and a dietary staple, with various traditional dishes and preparation methods. 1
4 fish as food Japan Commonly consumed raw in the form of sushi or sashimi 1
5 fish consumption Japan Fish consumption is a significant part of the traditional diet, with a wide variety of fish being widely enjoyed. 1
6 fish consumption Japan Fish and seafood are staples in the diet, consumed regularly due to cultural and geographical factors. 1
7 fish feeding Japan Feeding fish with specially prepared fish food like pellets or flakes is popular among hobbyist fish keepers. 1
8 fish in cuisine Japan Highly valued and versatile ingredient in traditional dishes 1
9 fish in cuisine Japan Commonly used in traditional dishes such as sushi and sashimi 1
10 practicality of fish consumption Japan Common and practical due to coastal location and strong seafood culinary traditions 1
11 raw fish Japan Commonly consumed in the form of sushi and sashimi, and considered a delicacy. 1
12 raw fish Japan Commonly consumed in the form of sushi and sashimi, considered a delicacy. 1
13 raw fish Japan Commonly consumed as sushi or sashimi, enjoyed for its freshness and delicate flavor. 1
14 raw fish Japan Commonly consumed as sushi or sashimi, and considered a delicacy 1
15 raw fish Japan Commonly consumed as sashimi or sushi, and considered a delicacy. 1
16 raw fish consumption Japan Common and esteemed part of traditional cuisine 1
17 raw fish consumption Japan Raw fish consumption is a traditional and widely accepted practice, and is often enjoyed in the form of sushi and sashimi. 1