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Results of the Inspection on Radioactive Materials in Fisheries Results of the inspection on radioactive materials in fisheries products (press releases in September, 2011) Note: This data sheet is a compilation of individual test results shown in the corresponding press releases, (in Japanese) by prefectural governments, available at the website each prefecture or http://www.jfa.maff.go.jp/j/kakou/kensa/index.html 2011/10/4 Press release Origin Item Radioactive Ｉodine (Bq/kg） Radioactive Caesium (Bq/kg） Provisional regulation value for Sampling date Provisional regulation value for fish Facility that conducted the analysis fish Radioactive iodine: 2000 Fishing port or Radioactive caesium: 500 Bq/kg Prefecture Date Prefecture Japanese English Bq/kg area Japanese flying squid National Research Institute of Fisheries Choshi 1712 Chiba 1 September,2011 Chiba 28 August, 2011 スルメイカ（筋肉） (Todarodes pacificus) Not detectable Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, Fishing Port (Muscle part) Japan Japanese flying squid National Research Institute of Fisheries Choshi 1713 Chiba 1 September,2011 Chiba 28 August, 2011 スルメイカ（内臓） (Todarodes pacificus) Not detectable Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, Fishing Port (Visceral part) Japan National Research Institute of Fisheries Katsuyama Southern mackerel 1714 Chiba 1 September,2011 Chiba 30 August, 2011 ゴマサバ Not detectable Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, Fishing Port (Scomber australasicus) Japan Offshore Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1715 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 Ibaraki 29 August, 2011 シラス Whitebait 3 Not detectable Kamisu city Radiation Monitoring Center Offshore Anchovy Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1716 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 Ibaraki 29 August, 2011 カタクチイワシ 13 Not detectable Oarai town (Engraulis japonicus) Radiation Monitoring Center Kasumigaura Oriental river prawn Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1717 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 Ibaraki (Nishi-ura) 31 August, 2011 テナガエビ (Macrobrachium 88 Not detectable Radiation Monitoring Center (inland waters) nipponense) Offshore Chum salmon 1718 Hokkaido 1 September,2011 Hokkaido 29 August, 2011 秋サケ Not detectable Not detectable Hokkaido Institute of Public Health Hiroo town (Oncorhynchus keta) Offshore Chum salmon 1719 Hokkaido 1 September,2011 Hokkaido 29 August, 2011 秋サケ Not detectable Not detectable Hokkaido Institute of Public Health Shari town (Oncorhynchus keta) Offshore Roe of chum salmon 1720 Hokkaido 1 September,2011 Hokkaido 29 August, 2011 秋サケ魚卵 Not detectable Not detectable Hokkaido Institute of Public Health Hiroo town (Oncorhynchus keta) Offshore Roe of chum salmon 1721 Hokkaido 1 September,2011 Hokkaido 29 August, 2011 秋サケ魚卵 Not detectable Not detectable Hokkaido Institute of Public Health Shari town (Oncorhynchus keta) Pacific Ocean, Pacific saury 1722 Hokkaido 1 September,2011 Hokkaido 26 August, 2011 サンマ 1.56 Not detectable Hokkaido Institute of Public Health Offshore Hokkaido (Cololabis saira) Kita-akita City Ayu sweetfish(wild) Akita Research Center for Public 1723 Akita 2 September,2011 Akita (Ani River) 30 August, 2011 アユ（天然） Not detectable Not detectable (Plecoglossus altivelis) Health and Environment (inland waters) Yurihonjyo City Ayu sweetfish(wild) Akita Research Center for Public 1724 Akita 2 September,2011 Akita (Jineko River) 28-29 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 2.2 Not detectable (Plecoglossus altivelis) Health and Environment (inland waters) Senmboku City Ayu sweetfish(wild) Akita Research Center for Public 1725 Akita 2 September,2011 Akita (Hinokinai River) 29-30 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 3.5 Not detectable (Plecoglossus altivelis) Health and Environment (inland waters) Motegi Town Ayu sweetfish(wild) 1726 Tochigi 2 September,2011 Tochigi (Naka River) 30 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 150 Not detectable Private inspection facility (Plecoglossus altivelis) (inland waters) Nakagawa Town Ayu sweetfish(wild) 1727 Tochigi 2 September,2011 Tochigi (Naka River) 30 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 201 Not detectable Private inspection facility (Plecoglossus altivelis) (inland waters) Oyama City Ayu sweetfish(wild) 1728 Tochigi 2 September,2011 Tochigi (Omoi River) 30 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 35 Not detectable Private inspection facility (Plecoglossus altivelis) (inland waters) Utsunomiya City Ayu sweetfish(wild) 1729 Tochigi 2 September,2011 Tochigi (Kinu River) 31 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 112 Not detectable Private inspection facility (Plecoglossus altivelis) (inland waters) Ashikaga City Ayu sweetfish(wild) 1730 Tochigi 2 September,2011 Tochigi (Watarase River) 31 August, 2011 アユ（天然） 108 Not detectable Private inspection facility (Plecoglossus altivelis) (inland waters) Northwest National Saury Pacific saury National Research Institute of Fisheries Offshore Pacific 1731 Fishery 2 September,2011 Hokkaido 30 August, 2011 サンマ（筋肉） (Cololabis saira) Not detectable Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, Ocean Association (Muscle part) Japan (N43°09’E146°30) Northwest National Saury Pacific saury National Research Institute of Fisheries Offshore Pacific 1732 Fishery 2 September,2011 Hokkaido 30 August, 2011 サンマ（全体） (Cololabis saira) Not detectable Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, Ocean Association (Whole body) Japan (N43°09’E146°30) National Offshore Tuna Offshore National Research Institute of Fisheries Skipjack tuna 1733 Fisheries 2 September,2011 Miyagi Choshi Peninsula 30 August, 2011 カツオ 16.1 Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, (Katsuwonus pelamis) Association of (N33°30’E140°00) Japan Japan Federation of North Pacific District Purse 1,500 km National Research Institute of Fisheries Skipjack tuna 1734 Seine Fisheries 2 September,2011 Miyagi Offshore Miyagi 23 August, 2011 カツオ Not detectable Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, (Katsuwonus pelamis) Co-operative (N38°38’E154°16) Japan Associations of Japan Federation of North Pacific District Purse 20 km National Research Institute of Fisheries Bluefin tuna 1735 Seine Fisheries 2 September,2011 Ibaraki offshore Ibaraki 23 August, 2011 クロマグロ 15.2 Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, (Thunnus thynnus) Co-operative (N36°23’E141°18) Japan Associations of Japan Greeneyes Offshore Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1736 Ibaraki 5 September,2011 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 アオメイソ (Chlorophthalmus 38 Not detectable Hitachi City Radiation Monitoring Center borealis) Offshore Conger eel Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1737 Ibaraki 5 September,2011 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 アナゴ 15 Not detectable Hitachi City （ Conger myriaster ） Radiation Monitoring Center Offshore Monkfish Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1738 Ibaraki 5 September,2011 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 アンコウ 23 Not detectable Hitachi City (Lophiomus setigerus) Radiation Monitoring Center Offshore Brown hakeling Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1739 Ibaraki 5 September,2011 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 エゾイソアイナメ 540 Not detectable Hitachi City (Physiculus maximowiczi) Radiation Monitoring Center Offshore Slime flounder Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1740 Ibaraki 5 September,2011 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 ババガレイ 37 Not detectable Hitachi City (Microstomus achne) Radiation Monitoring Center Hinuma River Brackish-water clam Ibaraki Prefecture Environmental 1741 Ibaraki 5 September,2011 Ibaraki 1 September,2011 ヤマトシジミ 8 Not detectable (inland waters) (Corbicula japonica) Radiation Monitoring Center Japanese jack mackerel Niigata Prefecture Radiation 1742 Niigata 1 September,2011 Niigata Niigata Port 29 August, 2011 マアジ（可食部） (Edible part) Not detectable Not detectable Monitoring Center (Trachurus japonicas) Japanese jack mackerel Niigata Prefecture Radiation 1743 Niigata 1 September,2011 Niigata Niigata Port 29 August, 2011 マアジ（内臓部） (Visceral part) Not detectable Not detectable Monitoring Center (Trachurus japonicas) Alaskan pink shrimp Niigata Prefecture Radiation 1744 Niigata 4 September,2011 Niigata Niigata Port 1 September,2011 ホッコクアカエビ Not detectable Not detectable (Pandalus eous) Monitoring Center National National Research Institute of Fisheries Federation of Offshore Pacific cod 1745 5 September,2011 Iwate 28 August, 2011 マダラ 11.1 Not detectable Science, Fisheries Research Agency, Medium Miyako City (Gadus macrocephalus) Japan Trawlers Red tongue sole Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1746 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 5 September,2011 アカシタビラメ 150 Not detectable (Cynoglossus joyneri) Centre Ocellate spot skate Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1747 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 5 September,2011 コモンカスベ 600 Not detectable (Okamejei kenojei ) Centre Ocellate spot skate Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1748 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 5 September,2011 コモンカスベ 280 Not detectable (Okamejei kenojei ) Centre Vermiculated puffer Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1749 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 5 September,2011 ショウサイフグ 210 Not detectable (Takifugu snyderi) Centre Crimson sea bream Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1750 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 29 August, 2011 チダイ 77 Not detectable (Evynnis japonica) Centre Olive flounder Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1751 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 5 September,2011 ヒラメ 163 Not detectable (Paralichthys olivaceus) Centre Olive flounder Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1752 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 5 September,2011 ヒラメ 290 Not detectable (Paralichthys olivaceus) Centre Starspotted smooth-hound Fukushima Agricultural Technology 1753 Fukushima 7 September,2011 Fukushima Iwaki City 29 August, 2011 ホシザメ 92 Not detectable (Mustelus manazo) Centre Japanese jack
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