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atlantic salmon
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Japan
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Highly prized in sushi and sashimi dishes
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1
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2
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atlantic salmon
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed and not considered a traditional delicacy in Japan and East Asia
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1
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3
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chinook salmon
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Japan
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Chinook salmon is not commonly consumed and is not a popular fish for culinary use in Japan.
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4
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coho salmon
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Japan
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Highly valued in cuisine and often featured in sushi and sashimi
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1
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5
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coho salmon
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Japan
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Coho salmon is commonly used in traditional Japanese cuisine, especially for making sushi and sashimi, and is also commercially important in Russia for its roe.
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1
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6
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coho salmon
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Japan
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Coho salmon is often imported and consumed as a high-end luxury fish, especially in sushi and sashimi dishes.
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1
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7
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coho salmon
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Japan
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Highly prized as a gourmet food item, especially for sushi and sashimi.
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1
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8
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coho salmon
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Japan
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Coho salmon is highly valued in Japan for its flavor and is commonly used in traditional Japanese cuisine such as sushi and sashimi.
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1
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9
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salmon
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Japan
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Salmon is a common ingredient in sushi and gravlax (cured salmon) is a traditional dish.
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1
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10
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salmon
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Japan
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Salmon is commonly eaten raw as sashimi or sushi, and is also a key ingredient in traditional Russian cuisine.
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1
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11
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salmon
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Japan
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Salmon is commonly consumed raw as sashimi or sushi, and is a staple in traditional cuisine.
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1
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12
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salmon
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Japan
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Salmon is commonly consumed as sashimi or sushi, and is associated with freshness and high quality.
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1
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13
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salmon
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Japan
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Highly valued and central to traditional cuisine, often eaten raw as sashimi
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1
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14
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salmon run
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Japan
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The spawning migration of salmon is a popular event for tourists and fishermen
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1
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