On July 15, only 197 saury were first landed in Hiroo, Hokkaido, and weighed 20.9 kg. This was less than half of last year, which was said to be a record poor catch. In the first auction, the bid was sold at a record high of 41,040 yen per kilo, and it was surprising to say that the price was a shocking price of 5,980 yen per fish at the store. It is said that there are various causes of poor fishing, but the most important cause is probably the rise in seawater temperature due to global warming. This is because the sea area where Pacific saury roam is no longer near Japan. Recently, at a nearby supermarket, the price of a new item was 498 yen (excluding tax), the price of two items was 980 yen, and the price of frozen items was 200 yen.

7月15日、北海道広尾町で初水揚げされたサンマはわずかに197尾20.9kgで、記録的な不漁と言われた昨年の半分以下だったそうです。その初競りでは1キロあたり4万1040円の過去最高値で落札され、店頭ではなんと1尾5980円と衝撃の値がつけられたと言うから驚きです。不漁の原因はいろいろと言われていますが、やはり一番の原因は地球の温暖化による海水温の上昇でしょう。秋刀魚が海遊する海域がもう日本近海ではなくなったからです。近くのスーパーでは、新物で一尾498円（税抜）、二尾で980円、冷凍物は二尾で200円という値が付けられていました。