＃しめさば　原作 ＃ひげを剃る。そして女子高生を拾う。　６ ｼﾒｻﾊﾞ KADOKAWA ひげを剃る。そして女子高生を拾う。 (6) (角川コミックス・エース) : Shimesaba original work Shave your beard. :9784041117071

**"Tracing the Origins of a New Preserved Food"**
Dishes where sushi or sashimi is eaten raw are called "kizushi," but this term is common in Western Japan, while "shimesaba" is more common in Eastern Japan. Although it's called sushi, it's typically eaten as fillets without rice. Wasabi or ginger may also be added. When served on top of sushi, it becomes "kizushi sushi," "saba sushi," or "battera."
It is said to have originated as a preserved food, with mackerel transported from the Sea of Japan being salted to be carried to Kyoto. However, there is a risk of food poisoning caused by Anisakis parasites, which can be found in mackerel. Therefore, anisakiasis can occur if mackerel that has not been frozen for at least 24 hours is used in cooking.
Q: What was done?
Mackerel brought from the Sea of Japan was salted to be transported to Kyoto.
Q: What is a well-known consequence?
If Anisakis food poisoning is suspected, it should be reported to the nearest public health center within 24 hours.
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English Summary
**"Tracing the origins of new preserved foods"**
Sushi or a dish in which sushi is eaten raw is called ``Kizushi'', but it is commonly called ``Kizushi'' in Western Japan and ``Shimesaba'' in Eastern Japan. Although it is called sushi, it is usually eaten as fillets without rice. In addition, wasabi and ginger may be added. The ones made on top of sushi are ``kizushi sushi'', ``mackerel sushi'', and ``battera''.
It is said that it began as a preserved food when mackerel brought from the Sea of ​​Japan was pickled in salt for transport to Kyoto. However, food poisoning caused by Anisakis, which also lives in mackerel, exists. For this reason, anisakiasis can develop when cooking with mackerel that has not been frozen for more than 24 hours.
Q: What did you do?
Mackerel brought from the Sea of Japan was salted in order to be transported to Kyoto.
Q: What are your famous works?
If you suspect food poisoning due to Anisakis, report it to the nearest public health center within 24 hours.
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