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blue crab
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Japan
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Blue crab is also consumed in Japan, where it is often used in sushi and various traditional Japanese dishes.
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2
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blue crabs
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Japan
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Blue crabs are not a popular catch and are not commonly associated with social activities or community bonding in Japanese coastal regions.
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3
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crab
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Japan
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Crabs are a popular dish, often prepared as chili crab, black pepper crab, or salted egg yolk crab, and are enjoyed for their delicate flavors.
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1
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4
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crab
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Japan
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Crab is considered a symbol of longevity and prosperity, and is a common ingredient in traditional dishes like sushi and crab congee.
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1
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5
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crab apple
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Japan
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Crab apples are often used as decorative trees in gardens and parks.
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1
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6
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crab feast
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Japan
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Less common social event, and if it does occur, it may involve different types of crabs and preparation methods
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1
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7
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crab meat
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Japan
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Often used in sushi and considered a delicacy, especially in high-end dining
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1
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8
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crab meat
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Japan
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Crab meat is a prized ingredient in sushi and other traditional dishes, and is highly valued in the local cuisine.
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1
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9
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crab meat
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Japan
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Commonly used in sushi and stir-fry dishes
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1
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10
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crab meat
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Japan
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Crab meat is commonly used in sushi and sashimi, and is also enjoyed in dishes like chilli crab and crab miso soup.
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1
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11
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crabbing
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Japan
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Commonly practiced as a traditional fishing method for commercial purposes
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1
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12
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dungeness crab
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Japan
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Highly valued in seafood cuisine and often prepared in various traditional dishes.
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1
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13
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dungeness crab
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Japan
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Highly prized and often used in sushi and sashimi dishes
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1
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14
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king crab
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Japan
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Highly prized and often enjoyed as a luxury seafood item, especially in sushi and sashimi dishes
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1
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15
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king crab
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed and not regarded as a highly prestigious seafood option
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1
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16
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king crab
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Japan
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Commonly consumed as a more affordable seafood option
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1
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17
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soft-shell crabs
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Japan
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Considered a delicacy and often deep-fried in the United States
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