9月3から7日までは「さかなの」です。水産庁は、3から7をこの名前で呼んでいます。「3〜7」を「さかな」と言葉遊びです。では、魚のや特別なをことがあります。
September 3 through 7 is ‘Fish Days.’ Japan’s Fisheries Agency uses this name for the 3rd through 7th of every month. This is because the numbers three and seven can be linked to the sounds in sakana, meaning fish. Stores may feature fish dishes or special seafood displays during the period.
このを作った理由は、で魚を量が長い間減っていることです。魚は大切なですが、がとるもいます。そのため、やが、食べやすいやを紹介しています。
The observance was created because the amount of seafood eaten in Japan has been declining over the long term. Fish is an important food, but some people feel it is difficult to prepare. Stores and companies therefore introduce products and dishes that are easier to eat.
「さかなの」は一日だけではなく、5日間あります。の、知らない魚が並んでいたら、のに「これは、どうやってか」と聞けます。焼いてのか、スープに入れるのか。作りがと、夕食にも決めやすくなります。
'Fish Days' lasts five days each month, not just one. If you see an unfamiliar fish while shopping, you can ask the staff, 'How do you eat this?' Do you grill it or put it in soup? Knowing how to prepare it makes it easier to decide what to buy for dinner.