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  • Two wooden trays of sea urchin roe, one deep orange and one pale cream-gold, beside fresh konbu kelp on a dark weathered cedar board.
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    The Uni Coast: Sea Urchin and the Geography of Japan’s Cold Shores

    The Uni Coast: Sea Urchin and the Geography of Japan's Cold Shores Four out of every five sea urchins landed in Japan come from two stretches of coastline. It is not an accident of fishing effort. It is a map of where kelp grows — and uni is, in the most literal sense, kelp that has been eaten and rearranged. On a g...
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