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No, they are not singing!
I found those deep-fried “hata-hata”/Japanese sandfish outside a Japanese restaurant in Numazu City harbor!
Marine Choir?
SHIZUOKA GOURMETS
Made by two Franco-Shizuokans born in Bourgogne and driven by the love of their Prefecture.
zerrin
They seem to be another creature rather than fish. Very impressive way of exhibiting their art… So they are fried already and ready to be eaten? Could you pass me one? Promise not to eat, I’ll certainly put them on the most outstanding point of my living room.
dragonlife
Dear Zerrin!
If you have a cat nearby, you’ll run into trouble!
LOL
R-G.
Joie de vivre
What an interesting way to display the fish as well!
dragonlife
Bonjour!
It’ s not the first time I noticed them. Apparently they are a regular feature, so they must sell well!
Bien amicalement,
Robert-Gilles
Chou
Wow! Looks fascinating. I wish they could sing. 🙂
dragonlife
Dear Chou!
Greetings!
A bit difficult for a Frenchman towrte dear Chou, as chou also means “darling” in french as “mon petit chou/my little cabbage! LOl
Sorry!
I’m sure they can sing!
Thank you so much for visiting and commenting!
Cheers,
rRbert-Gilles