A restaurant in southwestern Japan sold discount sashimi rice bowls using fish caught in an organized crime group's illegal poaching operation, local police said Tuesday.The eatery in front of JR Nagasaki Station, which recently shut down, was popular among tourists and workers for its dishes such as a 500 yen ($4.70) seafood "domburi" or rice bowl.It was run by a relative of a senior figure in the crime group and its annual sales reached 30 million yen, they added.The crime boss and other members of the syndicate have been indicted for poaching in waters off Nagasaki from around 2016. Inve…READ FULL ARTICLE
