There is an interesting gastronomic culture in Japan. It is “odorigui.” “Odorgui” is to eat seafood while it’s still alive. An especially famous one is “odorigui” of “shirouo.” “Shirouo” is a fingerling that has a small, transparent body. It’s eaten with vinegar soy sauce after scooping it with anet. It is enjoyed as a poetic event of the season. But not all Japanese are doing that.
"Odorigui is a bloody tyranny!" is one criticism has been received from foreign countries. Particularly, in Australia, odorigui is prohibited.
Submitted by Yu__Og
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