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If you've ever dined at a high-end omakase sushi bar, you've likely noticed that much of the fish served is imported from Japan, particularly from the Toyosu Fish Market. It's widely acknowledged among sushi chefs and culinary experts alike that Japanese fish is considered to be of exceptional quality. This leads to an intriguing question: does this fish genuinely taste better, and could this be the reason why sushi in Japan often seems to outshine its counterparts in the US