Fun to catch and delicious to eat, the Japanese sea bass is a quintessential summer fish.

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There are 12 types in total, including Japanese sea bass, black sea bream, red sea bream, largemouth bass, and cherry salmon.

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Japanese Sea bass

Japanese Sea bass

Classification: Perciformes/Moronidae/Lateolabrax

Size: Body length approximately 40-100cm

Habitat: All over Japan south of Hokkaido, southern Korean Peninsula

A large carnivorous fish that inhabits everything from rocky reefs to inner bays and even brackish rivers. It is known as "sea bass" in the world of lure fishing and is very popular among anglers. Its total length can exceed 1m, and it is characterized by a long, slender body and a large mouth. It has a simple, dark body color with no prominent patterns, which gives it a refined and dignified appearance. It is a "Shusse-uo" (fish whose name changes as it grows), and in the Kanto region, it is called Seigo, Fukko, and Suzuki depending on its size.