UNAGI JAPAN Launches Multilingual Website on Japanese Eel Culture and Biology

UNAGI JAPAN launched a free-to-read information website on October 28, 2026, bringing introductory material about Japanese eel culture to readers in 20 languages.

UNAGI JAPAN has launched a multilingual educational website covering Japanese eel culture. (Image credit: UNAGI JAPAN)
UNAGI JAPAN has launched a multilingual educational website covering Japanese eel culture. (Image credit: UNAGI JAPAN)

The resource combines explanations of Japanese eel dishes and food customs with accessible background on eel biology, life cycles, and aquaculture. Its aim is to help readers approach the subject across language barriers, from familiar food terms to the biological and production context behind them.

The website is an educational information project. It does not operate an eel farm, sell seafood, or represent a specific producer, and it makes no claims about the production method of any particular product. The material is intended as introductory context rather than technical farm guidance or new scientific research.

English edition: https://unagijapan.com/en/

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