Japan’s deadliest food claims more victims, but why do people keep eating it for New Year’s?

Journey into the history of a 1,000-year-old tradition to uncover why this dangerous delicacy continues to have its place on the dinner table. New Year’s marks an important cultural shift for Japanese people. Everything good and bad that has happened throughout the year resets as the new year begins, representing a personal rebirth and giving … Continue reading Japan’s deadliest food claims more victims, but why do people keep eating it for New Year’s?