@@theshuman100 they know the fishes have mercury. they just dont care. same with the japanese people who eat dolphins. they just dont care. it taste good.
I absolutely adore tuna. It’s my favorite sushi and I just love it. But I would be more than happy to give it up for two years if it meant a worldwide ban on fishing tuna would help bring back the population.
The problem is that these large fish don't reproduce and grow up that quickly, so they don't reach maturity until 5 years. That means you would actually need multiples of that age in order for the population to really recover, which would mean decades of decreased or no catching
@@kevinwells9751 I don't see an issue with that. There's plenty of other fish in the sea. They've recently stopped selling my snus in the US... I simply moved to a different product.
Prawn based sushi is where it’s at 👌 and that can just be bred and matured in a tank. Prawns need to be cooked though but a place I went to sells warm, slightly fried with batter, sushi. The ends of the roll have full prawns sticking out fully battered, the sauce too, god. It tastes like takoyaki in roll form with rice. So good... I want some now.
its always the greed, like even just economically it would make sense to fish these responsibly, so you can make more money in the long run, but no ppl just want it now, not thinking about future
@@thabangedward2084 That’s kinda a no brained comment, it’s like running out of toilet paper. There’s more, like vegetables, the farmers increase production
Anyone else remembers when there was this concept called hunting/fishing season? So that for certain periods of time some animals couldn't be catched be cause it was their mating season; something very necessary for their population to regain it's lost numbers after hunting/fishing season? Yeah, neither do I.
@Figgy Newton And then people just don't eat some parts of the year? Human are way too stupid and selfish to mitigate the food shortages that would result from the very reasonable suggestion you just made. We could if we wanted to, but we are far too stupid and selfish for that. So what would happen is the lowest income and most impoverished people would suffer the most.
@@MikeySkywalker Yes people would die because they cant eat a specific fish at one time of the year, It's not like there would be other fish or even other food.
I've heard in some countries, when they hunt land animals, every 5-7 seasons they have 1 full year no hunting year when all the animals can reproduce and leave their offspring to boost population, but for sure there are seasons when you can hunt each of the species. I think this needs to be implemented in regards to marine life too.
Those durr tea bat eaters should eat reproducible meat. Like beef you know. Tastes much better than any fish. But they are bootists and think mooh moohs are holy.
No way Man your living any kind of way is not happening. GOD gives Us shelter from the rain and fruit from the vine and he hasnt finish yet.because if you lack then you need to check your god bluefin tuna Man you must be some kin to jack in the bean stack sell the tuna .
@@yaboiavdenago6088 maybe this job will help sustain the economy now, but once the tunas run dry, this career will be a dying one and they will have to scramble for a new job eventually, with the side effect of an extinct species, and who knows how that affects the ocean's ecosystem. It could be Japan's jellyfish problem 2.0 again due to the overfishing of the Nomura jellyfishes' natural predators.
@@greyfiveys Here’s some common sense for ya: He’s not doing any of the overfishing, so it not his fault Edit: Well, although he’s not directly part of the problem, he’s still contributing to the problem by continuing to promote the sale of Bluefin Tuna.
When I was stationed in Guam I went deep sea fishing twice. Both times I did not catch a single thing. My captain told me that when he was growing up his family would catch hundreds of yellow fin tuna, mai mai, and more every day. Guam has been so over fished that they have to import fish and pretty much everything to feed the island... It’s really sad and I’m not sure if there is anything we can do about it.
@Lost Soul and that why cuz there so many humans on earth covid 19 killing them of. Cant feel bad cuz non ethical that the way it is, nature eat you alive or dead.
I eat it cuz it's there really, if it wasn't then I won't. Plus they're tasty af. And I think with minds like that professional tuna dude, the fish will be safe
Don't let ur little, pink, rhinestone encrusted panties get in a twist. They won't let them go extinct. Their is too much money to be made to let that happen.
You must know $3 million is a "gift price" to celebrate the new year. There is a custom to bid with pretty much high price the first auction of the year and the winner earn the fame. In usual auction, the price would be some ten thousand dollars. The gift price also depends on the economic state of the year. $3 million at 2019 was the highest among recent years.
Thank you for this, I knew there was something wrong with $11,000/kg, even for the best tuna for the most high end applications. This makes a lot more sense.
@@damien4197 I'm glad if it is helpful. It is a bit strange that almost all English media forget to mention about this custom when they make the news on $3 million tuna. I don't know if it's accidental, or intentional. At least, every original Japanese sources clearly refer to the new year auction.
In general the whole food industry exploits animals in an immoral way, I'm very ashamed to be part of this species because of that, I'm almost 100% vegan.
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@@antoniodelgado5465 so wait, first you people say don't eat meat, only vegetables and now don't seafood? Yeah nah, I will continue to enjoy seafood because it's fricking delicious! 😋
I think a lot of people are misunderstanding one part of the video, only the bluefin tuna is near extinction. The other tuna that is shown being hauled in by the truckloads are different “breeds” of tuna that are in an abundance, some even overpopulated.
The Newsworthy Price tags are mostly due a Japanese tradition where many industries which are similar to the Blue Fin Tuna industry, where the first Bid of the year is way over the what the actual product (what they'll would've have actually paid for it) is worth just because it's a traditional thing they do for a successful year of work.
@@leowzhilin Probably yeah, since I doubt the financial would make sense otherwise unless it was for a cultural reason, which Japan has quite a bit of especially in the Workplace. And they also keep raising the Ante by increasing the First year's bid over the years which make even less sense for a business, but hey a tradition is only a tradition from repetition.
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It's so weird Here in Ireland our Bluefin population is higher than ever. The Tuinnín here is the Northeastern Atlantic Bluefin tuna stock that migrates from the Mediterranean to Northern waters to feed. They migrate to Ireland from Summer to late Autumn. In Ireland it is legal to fish for Tuinnín as a sport fish on a C&R basis. A tagging programme was also setup to moniter the stock. It is illegal to fish for them commercially Irish waters. They're increased population has also been noted in the UK and Norway. But Ireland has had the best explosion by far. 600lb is the average Tuinnín and a big one is 800 + . They are mostly caught on the West, North West and South West Coasts. The counties are Gaillimh, Maigh Eo, Corcaigh and Dún na nGall. Irelands population of massive Bluefin Tuna is because we outlawed the commercial catching and sale of this amazing species. Most fisherman who caught Tuinnín commercialy now run Fishing guide boats from all those counties listed to catch and release some big game Bluefin. The rest of the world should learn from this example
Im so happy to read this, even if they are fished untill extinction in other parts of the world, they could stay near ireland so the species doesnt completely die out. But when that happends other countries may try to convince ireland to start comercial fishing again and sell it.
@@brandonviger2245 because it is. National Rails. Veganism. Harsh punishment for littering. There's a bunch of things every country and person should logically adopt. But considering we live in a world where 1st world countries have people burning 5g towers because of Corona, governments have limited powers to implement the simplest things.
The problem of declining catches due to overfishing is not limited to Japan. There is no change in the fact that it is a problem that fishermen in countries all over the world must think about. Even if one country regulates the amount of fish caught, it doesn't make sense if fishermen in another country are overfishing. Tuna is not the only tuna that is endangered due to overfishing, and if sushi becomes more popular around the world in the future, it will undoubtedly become a major problem.
I agree, just like pollution control. However, the US has strict fishing regulations, especially for tuna. Japan has none, and if they do, they are only on paper. Never enforced.
I used to think, when I was younger, that fish were tiny, like goldfish, until we were at the grocery store, this was back in the 70's, at the seafood counter and I saw a huge HALF of a fish and realized just how big it actually was.
I dont understand the Japanese. They complain about the overfishing in the world's oceans but have done nothing to curb the selling and processing of fish and other seafood. Japan is by far the biggest consumer of seafood. Especially Tuna. Not to mention Whaling and Dolphins.
0:42 No tuna is actually worth that much ( $3 million). The winning bidder is the owner of the Zanmai Sushi chain of sushi shops which has dozens of locations - 5 locations in the Tsukiji market alone. He has made winning bids on the most expensive tuna for many years now, and it's done mainly for publicity than for the actual worth of the fish (he sells off that fish at regular prices). He paid a lot of money for the giant fish, but just think of how much free promotion he got, and how much money he saved on other forms of promotions.
People are talking about overfishing. The guys shown here works at the fish market where they sell and distribute fishes coming from domestic and overseas. These guys themselves aren’t fishers lol
3 million? I don’t see how you can get profit from that. You would literally need to sell 3000 plates just from that one fish at an average of $1000 to even break even. Sounds like money laundering to me...
@@Sussy-Walter the titles misleading makes it seem like every 600 Pound tuna sells for 3 million....not everyone’s knows these stupid “Japanese traditions”
Everyone should watch SEASPIRACY on Netflix!!!!!! This documentary will give everyone such a better view on what actually goes on with the fishing industry, especially the tuna market!!
A way to fix this is probably regulate this business. so fish would not be extinct and business people having stock of fish to work with and still make money
seaspiract us riddled with factually wrong claims and overall doesn't understand that going vegan is not an option for most people nor actually is interested in change, attacking the very people that are fighting for the oceans. Oh and the anti-asian tropes scattered throughout. Just a dramatic film to make people feel like they're woke and then continue with their lifes and do nothing.
@@ckaybit If you don't live in a third world country, you have the means to become vegan. What Seaspiracy said was true. I know you've seen other sources saying otherwise but those are funded by meat corporations. Going vegan is the easiest and most effective way to save the earth. The meat industry pollution is bigger than air, sea and land travel combined. You can recycle, you can compost, drive a Tesla, but when it comes down to the facts stop eating meat is the best option. Have a good day.
Why did I read this as “600 lbs tuna sells for $3” I was like, that looks like it takes a lot of work why is it so cheap, why bother at all? Was confused halfway through the video until I read the title again 😂
@@thijsvanengelenburg707 Yeahhh right..in addition to the release of fukushima water it should be red alert for everyone not to eat fish especially from japan
Today they are bidding on the quality... tomorrow they will bid on the quantity Each tuna in future will be priceless may be 3 million dollars each...still we won't stop consuming
@1:03 "but the future of Takayuki's job is in jeopardy." - Business Insider The fact that someone's job is in jeopardy while 97% of a species of Tuna is gone in a decade still hows how man perceives himself in relation to nature.
@@Lucky8s people not giving a crap about politics is what got us here. We just let the bigwigs at top get away with the monetization and depletion of every known thing because we are complacent and fear change.
@@Lucky8s it's not about being polite it's about making sure future generations have a better place to live instead of a worse one. I don't understand what your acceptable alternative would be? Being a rudetard? Should I constantly seek out conflict, ignore facts and reason, and insist any other belief than mine is is the wrong one? While you're entitled to have that opinion I am also entitled to mine and I believe the more people as a whole don't care about what or how government policies affect us and our fellow humans the worse the offenses of those at the top become. Peace out, angry online stranger.
The ignorance towards Asian culture in this comment section is crazy to me. Japanese and Chinese culture do not so much value expensive gold chains, Lamborghinis, or cuban cigars as symbols of status and value. For us, it's eating delicacies. Oftentimes, eating a single slice of bluefin is a memory that a middle class person on a splurge will remember for the rest of their life. The respect for food is unparalleled in Asia than any Western country. Mastering a single dish can take decades depending the delicacy, and is part of a family and heritage. For us, it's disrespectful to treat food as the western world does with its fast food and microwave meals. If the animals gave their life for us to eat, then we ought to respect their sacrifice by putting away a part of our own life for them through the art of cooking. Overfishing does have terrible effects on the environment - but the government has indeed taken regulatory appraoches. It's easy to argue that in the long run, the ecosystem of the sea will be ruined - but in the long run, us humans are also dead. These bits of enjoyment, as selfish as it sounds, matters in the short moments that make up our lives. As for the arguments about the disrespect of China and Japan have towards animals and the sea, they are clearly uninformed. Buddhism and Taoism, the most popular religions in these two regions, draw their power from nature. The Japanese are surrounded by water, and fishing has been one of the most integral parts of their culture far before white people discovered what Lamborghinis were. The attentions that white people put their focus on are almost comical to me. You won't give black people rights, but you do care about us eating fish?
We are already making vegetables that taste like meat and fish. There will be some sort of alternative in terms of our fish and meat needs. Look out for a US based company called Archer Daniels Midland.
"We're worried that there will be no more tuna in the future." - still overfishing tuna, bringing trucks of fish every hour - not respecting mating season, when you should not hunt animals (for obvious reasons) - tuna population decreased 97% yet they still kill them BRUH-
That's pretty wild. At that price you'd think they would farm the fish in large tanks, give them a low stress death and process them efficiently on site so that high quality is guaranteed.
Tuna is a deep sea fish that can weight up to 150kg and you can see how big they are compare to human on the video. And they migrate over large distance in the sea. Not ideal/easy to be domesticated. The reason why there is no tuna farm is because deep sea farm is still new infancy stage. They literally need to build a sea rig that able to withstand storm and net that able to protect from tuna predators. Not to mention sea pirate...
I wish they’d included the fishing/conservation efforts (little might they be) that Japan is implementing...they’ve realized the tuna needs to repopulate.
Down 97% in just 10 years...that's actually insane.
Probably because of China.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep great comment
They need to regulate even more.
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@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep wrong, this is happenings because of bulgaria...
Crazy how they’re concerned about no more tuna being left in 30 years but yet they’re still overfishing
9:10 They actually already limit the quota in this part, but maybe it will not change the problem anytime soon
When you fish out 90% of the population in 10 years youve got one hell of a bad habit to break. Now to convince everyone these fish contain mercury
supply and demand law
It's cause you eat too much! They wouldn't overfish if there was no demand.
@@theshuman100 they know the fishes have mercury. they just dont care. same with the japanese people who eat dolphins. they just dont care. it taste good.
"I am worried that there will be no tuna for you after 20 years, also we receive truckloads of tuna every hour"
Hope that japanese guy goes broke💪
I was thinking the exact same thing.... You are part of the problem fishboi!
Literally a bruh moment lmao
It’s not his fault it’s just about the money that’s the way it is
I was just about to comment this. Good luck catching that tasty bluefin in the next decade.
I absolutely adore tuna. It’s my favorite sushi and I just love it. But I would be more than happy to give it up for two years if it meant a worldwide ban on fishing tuna would help bring back the population.
Agreed, If I had to give up Sushi in order to stabilize the fish population I would do it in a heartbeat.
The problem is that these large fish don't reproduce and grow up that quickly, so they don't reach maturity until 5 years. That means you would actually need multiples of that age in order for the population to really recover, which would mean decades of decreased or no catching
I prefer salmon tbh, but tuna is a very close second
@@kevinwells9751 I don't see an issue with that. There's plenty of other fish in the sea. They've recently stopped selling my snus in the US... I simply moved to a different product.
Prawn based sushi is where it’s at 👌 and that can just be bred and matured in a tank.
Prawns need to be cooked though but a place I went to sells warm, slightly fried with batter, sushi. The ends of the roll have full prawns sticking out fully battered, the sauce too, god. It tastes like takoyaki in roll form with rice. So good... I want some now.
It will definitely go extinct since there’s no way they will stop fishing those 3 million tunas 😌
its always the greed, like even just economically it would make sense to fish these responsibly, so you can make more money in the long run, but no ppl just want it now, not thinking about future
Ikr it's sad
While the harvest may be a 2000% increase they fail to mention that the production and farm raising of the fish has also risen by 2000%
if they fish the tuna to extinction their economy will crash, almost every restaurant uses tuna
@@thabangedward2084
That’s kinda a no brained comment, it’s like running out of toilet paper. There’s more, like vegetables, the farmers increase production
Hold up - so the tuna population is decreasing and we are still fishing them by truckloads? that doesn't add up lol
So did the sharks and people still hunting them because the Chinese like shark fin soup very much
How doesn’t that add up?
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This reply section is more confusing than my math assignment
Anyone else remembers when there was this concept called hunting/fishing season? So that for certain periods of time some animals couldn't be catched be cause it was their mating season; something very necessary for their population to regain it's lost numbers after hunting/fishing season?
Yeah, neither do I.
@Figgy Newton And then people just don't eat some parts of the year? Human are way too stupid and selfish to mitigate the food shortages that would result from the very reasonable suggestion you just made. We could if we wanted to, but we are far too stupid and selfish for that. So what would happen is the lowest income and most impoverished people would suffer the most.
I do my best to eat either fruits & vegtibales that are in season.
When you kill a fish in mating season you kill thousands of new fish
Yeah human greed will be our downfall.
@@MikeySkywalker Yes people would die because they cant eat a specific fish at one time of the year, It's not like there would be other fish or even other food.
I've heard in some countries, when they hunt land animals, every 5-7 seasons they have 1 full year no hunting year when all the animals can reproduce and leave their offspring to boost population, but for sure there are seasons when you can hunt each of the species.
I think this needs to be implemented in regards to marine life too.
Those durr tea bat eaters should eat reproducible meat. Like beef you know. Tastes much better than any fish. But they are bootists and think mooh moohs are holy.
It is. Just not in Japan.
There is a serious problem in overfishing. These practices need to stop ASAP!
Everyone needs to watch Seaspiracy
Slow down at least or limit how many fisherman can fish tuna
Overfishing isn't the main problem. Watch Seaspacicy.
its illegal to catch more than 1 of those fishes
No lol
Nakaoshi: *I'm worried that tuna will go extinct in 20 years*
*Cuts tuna is half
Hehehe
legit these people are stupid
What do you expect? Plus its already dead
@@jacob1423 Those aren't mutually exclusive. You're just the dumb one here.
@@joestrr4772 You literally have the iq of ur shoe size
Actually People aren't concerned for extinction of tuna, they are concerned for extinction of their jobs and money
You said it... The truth
Id rather care for my money and job than some fish. So youre totally right.
@@peterdakduif4804 don't breed please
@@Animal-Reaction-Clips I dont want kids they cost too much money.
@@peterdakduif4804 🤭
I feel like every person in japan is a master at something.
Thats because its true.
Penis infection.
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@@salem1538 master baiter
“Hon, let’s start packing and moving. I just sold the house to buy a bluefin tuna.”
“from today onwards we’ll be living anywhere else.”
Dude my house isnt even worth $500k and that tuna costs 3mln
@@div1ne30 lol some peoples house are worth that amount
No way Man your living any kind of way is not happening. GOD gives Us shelter from the rain and fruit from the vine and he hasnt finish yet.because if you lack then you need to check your god bluefin tuna Man you must be some kin to jack in the bean stack sell the tuna .
But at least we have the tuna
@@TwinkleBerryLeaf lol he clearly said his house.
Imagine how much tuna we would save if they stopped shipping and transporting tuna for a month
I agree. Its the same with quarantine and animals returning.
Imagine how much the economy will fail if we did that alright buddy.
@@zxbs_e How's that going for our ruined economy and the jobless citizens?
@@zxbs_e I thought Satan was smarter.
@@yaboiavdenago6088 maybe this job will help sustain the economy now, but once the tunas run dry, this career will be a dying one and they will have to scramble for a new job eventually, with the side effect of an extinct species, and who knows how that affects the ocean's ecosystem. It could be Japan's jellyfish problem 2.0 again due to the overfishing of the Nomura jellyfishes' natural predators.
They know the fish might go extinct but they will still over fish them the level of ignorance is just scary
The world will end soon anyways
@@MyAbdul111 That does sound like the best option by this point
@@MyAbdul111 i cant wait 😌
It's not ignorance, it's greed.
It not ignorance, it is greed .
They know what they are doing , but it is making too much money . You willing to give up millions of dollars?
who else eating a tuna sandwich and watching this?!
I'm eating sushi while watching this!
"i am worried that there will be no tuna in 10 years"
*keeps overfishing tuna asf*
Common sense ain’t so common anymore
@@greyfiveys Here’s some common sense for ya: He’s not doing any of the overfishing, so it not his fault
Edit: Well, although he’s not directly part of the problem, he’s still contributing to the problem by continuing to promote the sale of Bluefin Tuna.
@@peterni2234 well probably because that's his job?
@@peperoninja387 I’m not sure what your point is exactly & who’s side your on
It's just that if they stop other countries won't so it'll be gone either way. Might as well make some money.
When I was stationed in Guam I went deep sea fishing twice. Both times I did not catch a single thing. My captain told me that when he was growing up his family would catch hundreds of yellow fin tuna, mai mai, and more every day. Guam has been so over fished that they have to import fish and pretty much everything to feed the island... It’s really sad and I’m not sure if there is anything we can do about it.
@Lost Soul and that why cuz there so many humans on earth covid 19 killing them of. Cant feel bad cuz non ethical that the way it is, nature eat you alive or dead.
@Lost Soul Depopulate... how ? You wanna demonstrate ?
You could also just stop eating fish and meat🤷♂️
@@accessdenied5998 covid 19 has like 0.01 kill rate ...
@@ThePhoenix109 yet many people lost their lives to it.
By eating Bluefin Tuna, you are supporting and helping to create a new extinction. 95% of Bluefin Wiped out thanks to over fishing.
I eat it cuz it's there really, if it wasn't then I won't. Plus they're tasty af. And I think with minds like that professional tuna dude, the fish will be safe
@@syl3r well that mindset is certainly part of the problem
Good.
Don't let ur little, pink, rhinestone encrusted panties get in a twist. They won't let them go extinct. Their is too much money to be made to let that happen.
Unless you are running a self sustain farming all of us are directly or indirectly killing this earth.
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You must know $3 million is a "gift price" to celebrate the new year. There is a custom to bid with pretty much high price the first auction of the year and the winner earn the fame. In usual auction, the price would be some ten thousand dollars. The gift price also depends on the economic state of the year. $3 million at 2019 was the highest among recent years.
Thank you for this, I knew there was something wrong with $11,000/kg, even for the best tuna for the most high end applications. This makes a lot more sense.
@@damien4197 I'm glad if it is helpful. It is a bit strange that almost all English media forget to mention about this custom when they make the news on $3 million tuna. I don't know if it's accidental, or intentional. At least, every original Japanese sources clearly refer to the new year auction.
Very helpful 👍
That’s pretty stupid.
No wonder they lost the war.
Thank you for this
*tuna being reeled in*
"I will not give you the satisfaction of the kill!"
*starts to destroy itself*
God image of tuna have a self explode system
I love Tuna Nigiri Sushi. But seeing how we are effecting the species, I will re-think about my consumption.
When the buying stops..the killing will too
@@nohandle779 nah someone else like me will just eat it
From once a week to once every 8 days for sure
Go watch Seaspiracy on Netflix.
In general the whole food industry exploits animals in an immoral way, I'm very ashamed to be part of this species because of that, I'm almost 100% vegan.
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My mind really said “Your bored so let’s watch a video on a huge fish”
Lmao me rn
Wow.
@@businessinsider7657 wow nobody cares
"but the future of takayuki's job is in jeopardy"
Meanwhile Tuna fish : b**ch ass jeopardy, we have ourselves a genocide here!
🤣🤣😂
y'all should watch Seaspiracy on Netflix. They really exposed the whole fishing industry....
Yes that was golden.
@Sebastian Robinson hope you guys practice what you preach and not support these guys by not eating seafood
Pls someone tell me what's the main message told to the viewers in that movie
@@antoniodelgado5465 so wait, first you people say don't eat meat, only vegetables and now don't seafood? Yeah nah, I will continue to enjoy seafood because it's fricking delicious! 😋
Yup...I did
apart from the overfishing and tuna extinction part, i kinda impress with how clean the place is for a fish market
It’s gonna stink though
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It is high end market
I think a lot of people are misunderstanding one part of the video, only the bluefin tuna is near extinction. The other tuna that is shown being hauled in by the truckloads are different “breeds” of tuna that are in an abundance, some even overpopulated.
They'll kill EVERY SINGLE ONE of those as well
I think we are overfishing the hell out of everything in the.ocian.
@@bentray1908 no shit Sherlock
Dude the main reason for the population decrease is fishing though it doesnt matter if what is shown in the video are not mostly bluefin tunas
"Exposing tuna to the air is bad"
*starts filleting tuna underwater*
“There might be no tuna in 10-20y” hundreds of tuna waiting for auction there 🤡👀
Tuna is my favorite 🐟🍴
When you're worth less than a dead fish.
I'm not worth anything to anybody. Even after I die, I will continue to be a burden.
@@conradmcdougall3629 if you keep thinking like that then yeah maybe
we all are...
Buddy you’d be shocked how well you’d sell on the black market, don’t sell yourself short
@@missm2925 😂 that's inspiring enough!
I like how the people causing the eradication of such fish spieces say "I'm worried about the fish if it will be there after few years"
Well, if there’s no tuna, he would lose his job which wouldn’t be good for him.
The Newsworthy Price tags are mostly due a Japanese tradition where many industries which are similar to the Blue Fin Tuna industry, where the first Bid of the year is way over the what the actual product (what they'll would've have actually paid for it) is worth just because it's a traditional thing they do for a successful year of work.
So it's a PR thing?
@@leowzhilin Probably yeah, since I doubt the financial would make sense otherwise unless it was for a cultural reason, which Japan has quite a bit of especially in the Workplace. And they also keep raising the Ante by increasing the First year's bid over the years which make even less sense for a business, but hey a tradition is only a tradition from repetition.
@@robertlee6338 cherries? 💀
Japan needs to stop stealing so much fish
@@robertlee6338 precisely
“The future of Takayuki’s job is in jeopardy”. Oh if it isnt the consequences of our own actions.
$3 million for 600 pounds?
= $15 000 for 1 pound
= around $5000 per order (150grams)
= wtf how expensive is this restaurant
It's tradition for the first Tuna of the year to be insanely expensive. It's said to bring good luck
$$$$$$$$$
@Business Insider wtf
You mean $3 million? " 3 million $" is just wrong
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Down by 97 percent and they're still fishing wow
Because if they dont fish they dont get payed and they are working to get payed
@Anna
If it's valuable, it's already over fished.
@@Max-vc7ep they shouldn't have to tell them. It should just be common sense and decency not to hunt animal populations on the decline.
Greed
Logic
"lmao i will sit here and watch my job disappear and be okay with it and i will move on " lol
People are scared about this person being jobless rather than the blood fact of tuna getting extinct.
There is no holy mooh moohs. Take yo Meddes.
Who cares if tuna is extinct tomorrow we will fish for whale or sharks😋
He’s basically saying he’s more worried about getting the most money from tuna now vs sustaining the very thing that gives him a job
Actually at 9:23, he says that the quotas make his job more difficult but he realizes in the long run it's for the best.
"This weighs 600 pounds, and that's the same as having a whole American sitting on the Tailgate"
-Jeremy Clarkson
Or maybe half a one these days...
Eventhough I hate fish, this looks delicious
3:07 I read that like ten times in the time it took him to say that in Japanese. No wonder some of my Japanese friends are very patient people.
Lol same here lost in translation
He talked for eighteen whole seconds and they only show one sentence lol.
Japanese has the lowest information density out of all commonly used languages.
Their Japanese Tuna's also might use a sentence to indicate a word, lmao.
It's also because he kept saying (a·no)=ummm & (desu ne)=kinda like you know. Also transition words like "then",
Fishing every day feeding almost the whole people in japan not only in japan also in some other country.mother earth cries😔
Well she's the one who put us here in the first place. We never wanted this.
@@syl3r she gotta face the consequences for something she did
This gave me a stroke trying to read this
Keyword. Feeding. Need food to live bud.
It's so weird
Here in Ireland our Bluefin population is higher than ever. The Tuinnín here is the Northeastern Atlantic Bluefin tuna stock that migrates from the Mediterranean to Northern waters to feed. They migrate to Ireland from Summer to late Autumn. In
Ireland it is legal to fish for Tuinnín as a sport fish on a C&R basis. A tagging programme was also setup to moniter the stock. It is illegal to fish for them commercially Irish waters.
They're increased population has also been noted in the UK and Norway. But Ireland has had the best explosion by far. 600lb is the average Tuinnín and a big one is 800 + . They are mostly caught on the West, North West and South West Coasts. The counties are Gaillimh, Maigh Eo, Corcaigh and Dún na nGall. Irelands population of massive Bluefin Tuna is because we outlawed the commercial catching and sale of this amazing species. Most fisherman who caught Tuinnín commercialy now run Fishing guide boats from all those counties listed to catch and release some big game Bluefin. The rest of the world should learn from this example
The rest of the world has their own circumstances.
They can't adopt the system you mention exactly like it is.
It's because you aren't a bunch of godless a holes...
@@mangakuota122 sounds like an excuse
Im so happy to read this, even if they are fished untill extinction in other parts of the world, they could stay near ireland so the species doesnt completely die out. But when that happends other countries may try to convince ireland to start comercial fishing again and sell it.
@@brandonviger2245 because it is. National Rails. Veganism. Harsh punishment for littering. There's a bunch of things every country and person should logically adopt.
But considering we live in a world where 1st world countries have people burning 5g towers because of Corona, governments have limited powers to implement the simplest things.
The problem of declining catches due to overfishing is not limited to Japan. There is no change in the fact that it is a problem that fishermen in countries all over the world must think about. Even if one country regulates the amount of fish caught, it doesn't make sense if fishermen in another country are overfishing. Tuna is not the only tuna that is endangered due to overfishing, and if sushi becomes more popular around the world in the future, it will undoubtedly become a major problem.
It’s mostly cause of china overfishing and poaching cause they have no respect or regard towards nature or the world
I agree, just like pollution control. However, the US has strict fishing regulations, especially for tuna. Japan has none, and if they do, they are only on paper. Never enforced.
They knw they are over fishing and wonder if there is going too be more fish in the future! And there is no way they sell all tht everyday!
@Business Insider stfu
@Kevin Tewey yes yes communism is the solution to every problem on planet earth 😂
@@pauljnellissery7096 remember, everything is capitalism’s fault! 😂
I used to think, when I was younger, that fish were tiny, like goldfish, until we were at the grocery store, this was back in the 70's, at the seafood counter and I saw a huge HALF of a fish and realized just how big it actually was.
They should make those blue fin tuna seasonal. Not an everyday thing. If you leave it seasonal they will have time to grow and multiply
Ah, their are seasons, and limits. And Bluefin populations have been on the rise for several years. They are nowhere near endangered.
I dont understand the Japanese. They complain about the overfishing in the world's oceans but have done nothing to curb the selling and processing of fish and other seafood. Japan is by far the biggest consumer of seafood. Especially Tuna. Not to mention Whaling and Dolphins.
That’s one expensive 🍣
3 millions what, $?
@@gs-nq6mw yeah dollars
How much are you going to make off that seem like a jep 🤷🏾♂️
Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
Hi Business Insider, feel free to use degrees Celsius instead of Fahrenheit only
Yeah i agree also call 911 business insider had a stroke
this is america get youtube is american get out of here
@@DeluxeBrian are you crazy?
@Business Insider bot
@@infinityxtanishq8712 he is not crazy it's just his opinion
I realize my own humanity in feeling zero sympathy for the intermediary as the "truck loads" of tuna come in.
My mind instantly seeing the title:
*Super Samchi* 🐟
0:42 No tuna is actually worth that much ( $3 million). The winning bidder is the owner of the Zanmai Sushi chain of sushi shops which has dozens of locations - 5 locations in the Tsukiji market alone. He has made winning bids on the most expensive tuna for many years now, and it's done mainly for publicity than for the actual worth of the fish (he sells off that fish at regular prices). He paid a lot of money for the giant fish, but just think of how much free promotion he got, and how much money he saved on other forms of promotions.
Thanks, I couldnt figure out the math in my head, because no customer would pay that ridiccoulous Price.
Yes, thank you. I knew there had to be a catch. Either that or some people in Japan are literally insane :P
It is also only for the ceremonial first tuna of the year. Winning that tuna is supposed to bring good luck to your business.
In Maldives we use pole fishing 🎣
Overfishing and using Net is banned 🚫
🇲🇻❤️
That’s a good thing!
@@CubicalLaboratory yaa
Still a wild catch though.
Banning things won't stop it. Narcotics are banned in almost/all country, but they're still exist and going, right? It's where illegal stuff comes in
That's a good point ..but in Maldives we only use pole fishing
Seaspiracy really exposed this business
Definitely....spred the word more...
People are talking about overfishing. The guys shown here works at the fish market where they sell and distribute fishes coming from domestic and overseas. These guys themselves aren’t fishers lol
They really need to lay off the Tuna if we want to keep them around for a few more years.
Asian country’s need to lay off fish and the US need to lay off beef
I'm more interested in those ridable trolley, I wonder if you can drift them.
Tokyo drift 2
@@Datcodplyr Tuna Fast Tuna Furious
Tuna Gone in 60 Seconds
This is a quality video. Well done BI
@@businessinsider7657 nobody cares
What about the problem...
Nice video
Gotta love the world. We cry about jobs and way of living while also systematically making fish as an entity go extinct.
3 million? I don’t see how you can get profit from that. You would literally need to sell 3000 plates just from that one fish at an average of $1000 to even break even. Sounds like money laundering to me...
@@Sussy-Walter the titles misleading makes it seem like every 600 Pound tuna sells for 3 million....not everyone’s knows these stupid “Japanese traditions”
@@manepalmas3460 there are some charity auctions in the uk, where a 3 years old's palm printing goes to a few thousands.
Around 4:40 it's mentioned that a 240lb fish sold for the price of a compact car, that's way more realistic.
Depends on kind of tuna
Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
Child: Dad what should we do with the money in backyard .
Dad: lets go buy fish, big one.
I've only just recently found out how big tuna is I always thought it was small like sardines
Wow, hunting an already endangered species to near extinction, so cool right guys?
Everyone should watch SEASPIRACY on Netflix!!!!!! This documentary will give everyone such a better view on what actually goes on with the fishing industry, especially the tuna market!!
I’m not a vegan loser.
@@zerotodona1495 no, but you're obviously a chud with no self integrity. Lol
i don't have netflix 👌
My life totally changed since I started with $ 3,000 and now I make $ 16,450 every 4 day’s
This is one market where I like it to be closed completely.
Apparently nowadays, 95% of blue fin tuna is farmed, so catching wild blue fin tuna is not practiced as much anymore
Takayushi is actually concerned he would lost profit than being concerned about the tuna population declining
And he keep overfishing
Takayushi is a weirdo dumb
Says a lot about this world...
A way to fix this is probably regulate this business. so fish would not be extinct and business people having stock of fish to work with and still make money
I advise you all to please watch 'seaspiracy' on Netflix .
Thank you for spreading the word!!
seaspiract us riddled with factually wrong claims and overall doesn't understand that going vegan is not an option for most people nor actually is interested in change, attacking the very people that are fighting for the oceans. Oh and the anti-asian tropes scattered throughout. Just a dramatic film to make people feel like they're woke and then continue with their lifes and do nothing.
@@ckaybit If you don't live in a third world country, you have the means to become vegan. What Seaspiracy said was true. I know you've seen other sources saying otherwise but those are funded by meat corporations. Going vegan is the easiest and most effective way to save the earth. The meat industry pollution is bigger than air, sea and land travel combined. You can recycle, you can compost, drive a Tesla, but when it comes down to the facts stop eating meat is the best option. Have a good day.
Spread the word more...let's make many people watch SEASPIRACY
@@matmart3812 💯
They seriously need to take a break and let these fish blossom again. Don't butcher these fish to extinction.
Tuna is down 97 % and people still questioning why I'm vegan...
Why did I read this as “600 lbs tuna sells for $3” I was like, that looks like it takes a lot of work why is it so cheap, why bother at all? Was confused halfway through the video until I read the title again 😂
Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
seeing this after watching Seaspiracy is just--
Seaspiracy
Thought the same
@@thijsvanengelenburg707 Yeahhh right..in addition to the release of fukushima water it should be red alert for everyone not to eat fish especially from japan
Spread the word about SEASPIRACY more..
He wants ro be a tuna professional until he dies. That's love and dedication for his job. I wish I could apply that mood to my life too. :/
Today they are bidding on the quality... tomorrow they will bid on the quantity
Each tuna in future will be priceless may be 3 million dollars each...still we won't stop consuming
This is the problem, the price has caused this fish to go to near extinction.
tuna will become so scarce that it will become a legendary pokemon
sir what
@1:03 "but the future of Takayuki's job is in jeopardy." - Business Insider
The fact that someone's job is in jeopardy while 97% of a species of Tuna is gone in a decade still hows how man perceives himself in relation to nature.
The way we have depleted our oceans is heartbreaking, and detrimental for our future generations.
@Kevin Tewey
The economic system is completely irrelevant.
@Kevin Tewey
Dude, I don't give a crap about your politics. Get a life.
@@Lucky8s people not giving a crap about politics is what got us here. We just let the bigwigs at top get away with the monetization and depletion of every known thing because we are complacent and fear change.
@@JustifyTheseHeathens
Just don't eat it lol. Politards really don't have a personality.
@@Lucky8s it's not about being polite it's about making sure future generations have a better place to live instead of a worse one. I don't understand what your acceptable alternative would be? Being a rudetard? Should I constantly seek out conflict, ignore facts and reason, and insist any other belief than mine is is the wrong one? While you're entitled to have that opinion I am also entitled to mine and I believe the more people as a whole don't care about what or how government policies affect us and our fellow humans the worse the offenses of those at the top become. Peace out, angry online stranger.
Great video but you should have talked about Blue Fin tuna farming in Japan.
Dear writers, please learn LB and KG you mix them up multiple times in this video
@Aditya Jain fax, triggered me so much as well. thank you for pointing this out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The ignorance towards Asian culture in this comment section is crazy to me. Japanese and Chinese culture do not so much value expensive gold chains, Lamborghinis, or cuban cigars as symbols of status and value. For us, it's eating delicacies. Oftentimes, eating a single slice of bluefin is a memory that a middle class person on a splurge will remember for the rest of their life.
The respect for food is unparalleled in Asia than any Western country. Mastering a single dish can take decades depending the delicacy, and is part of a family and heritage. For us, it's disrespectful to treat food as the western world does with its fast food and microwave meals. If the animals gave their life for us to eat, then we ought to respect their sacrifice by putting away a part of our own life for them through the art of cooking.
Overfishing does have terrible effects on the environment - but the government has indeed taken regulatory appraoches. It's easy to argue that in the long run, the ecosystem of the sea will be ruined - but in the long run, us humans are also dead. These bits of enjoyment, as selfish as it sounds, matters in the short moments that make up our lives.
As for the arguments about the disrespect of China and Japan have towards animals and the sea, they are clearly uninformed. Buddhism and Taoism, the most popular religions in these two regions, draw their power from nature. The Japanese are surrounded by water, and fishing has been one of the most integral parts of their culture far before white people discovered what Lamborghinis were.
The attentions that white people put their focus on are almost comical to me. You won't give black people rights, but you do care about us eating fish?
Paying 3 million is crazy, how could people pay just for something being rare when taste doesn't match tha price neither nutritional values.
Because rich people don't care about the taste. It's the status symbol
Only in Japan a fish would sell for 3 million dollars
By 2050 our world waters will be with no fish
- Seaspiracy
why would you listen to any documentary that had spiracy at the end
We are already making vegetables that taste like meat and fish. There will be some sort of alternative in terms of our fish and meat needs. Look out for a US based company called Archer Daniels Midland.
I love seafood also but have cut back eating it because I start to feel guilty about what's happening to our oceans
I quit it completely I was a huge fan of salmon but watch sea spiracy and videos like this it's just off putting
@@abbeyroberts817 well as long as the salmon is farmed sustainably I think its fine
Why I fish. I throw back the big ones because they usually taste bad. I keep the smaller ones.
@@sonofaquack6987 How can salmon be farmed sustainable?
@@-PlayingGoD- because you’re adding to the population, not taking the at risk ones from the ocean which allows the population to recover.
@0:39 hey, it's the Sushizanmai guy!
"We're worried that there will be no more tuna in the future."
- still overfishing tuna, bringing trucks of fish every hour
- not respecting mating season, when you should not hunt animals (for obvious reasons)
- tuna population decreased 97% yet they still kill them
BRUH-
That's pretty wild. At that price you'd think they would farm the fish in large tanks, give them a low stress death and process them efficiently on site so that high quality is guaranteed.
Tuna is a deep sea fish that can weight up to 150kg and you can see how big they are compare to human on the video. And they migrate over large distance in the sea. Not ideal/easy to be domesticated.
The reason why there is no tuna farm is because deep sea farm is still new infancy stage. They literally need to build a sea rig that able to withstand storm and net that able to protect from tuna predators. Not to mention sea pirate...
Because oats expensive and near impossible to farm
After watching seascpiracy, Im, never looking at this the same way again.
Me too..and spread the word about SEASPIRACY
so do i
@@driverman9528 NETFLIX
@WITE FOX Lemme guess, you're vegan?
WOW!!! So much tuna. 🐟
I wonder if any cats stole any free tuna? 😺
SEASPIRICY!!!!
Conspirasea
@@businessinsider7657 nobody asked
Spread the word about SEASPIRACY more
I wish they’d included the fishing/conservation efforts (little might they be) that Japan is implementing...they’ve realized the tuna needs to repopulate.
They did implement quota didn't you watch the whole video?
@@theNimboo Penis infection.
One word, seaspiracy. (Netflix)
600 lbs of tuna... man thats like a years worth of sandwiches for me.