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clam
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Japan
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Clams are often used in traditional dishes such as miso soup and are considered a delicacy in many seafood-based dishes.
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clam
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Japan
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Clams are often used in traditional soups and stews, such as miso soup or jjigae.
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clam
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Japan
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Often used in sushi and served in hot pot dishes
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clam
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Japan
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Clams are often used in stir-fries, soups, and hot pot dishes.
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clam digging
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Japan
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Traditionally associated with culinary culture, with a focus on respecting the natural habitat of clams
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clamming
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Japan
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Clamming is a traditional activity for gathering seafood and is often performed by local fishermen.
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clamming as a profession
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Japan
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Clamming is a traditional occupation for coastal communities, offering sustainable livelihoods through small-scale clam farming and harvesting.
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clamming equipment
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Japan
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Traditional clamming equipment may include handmade tools or small boats for accessing coastal areas where clams can be found.
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9
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clamming regulations
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Japan
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Clamming regulations are implemented to manage the sustainable use of coastal resources and to maintain the balance of marine ecosystems.
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cling
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Japan
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Clinging to past mistakes or failures is often frowned upon, and there is a strong emphasis on learning from and moving on from them.
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soft shell clam
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Japan
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Soft shell clams are considered a delicacy and are often enjoyed as sashimi or sushi in coastal areas.
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soft shell clam
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed, not widely known or used in traditional dishes
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soft shell clam
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Japan
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Soft shell clams are not typically recognized or consumed as a common seafood item in East Asian cuisine.
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soft shell clam
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Japan
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Soft shell clams are not a commonly consumed seafood in Japan and Korea, where priority is given to other types of shellfish and seafood.
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