#Japamburg on a Culinary Tour On Monday, we accepted an invitation from the JFFEA (Japan Farmed Fish Export Association), who came to Hamburg to introduce two fish, Buri (Japanese yellowtail) and Madai (red sea bream), to the northern German market before they conquer Germany in the future. In a small circle at the Trend Lab + Loft in Hamburg-Ottensen, chef and host Guido Weber and his team prepared four different dishes that, for once, did not include sushi or sashimi but were completely convincing. We would like to thank you for the good conversations and great insights into the #JFFEA and the two fish species from marketing and sales manager Ei Kiuchi and Dr. Masahiko Ariji, professor of fisheries and food at the Institute of World Economics at Kindai University in Osaka, as well as the invitation from Riedel PR. Photo Credit: Gerrit Meier & Japamburg.
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