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A Japanese carp farm in Chiba prefecture lost approximately 100,000 Nishikigoi during Typhoon Dujuan, with only 200 to 300 surviving. The typhoon caused at least $550,000 worth of damage to farming, forestry, and fisheries sectors in the region, flooding farmland and aquafarm facilities near Lake Imbanuma.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-28,
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Story summary
Typhoon Dujuan caused severe damage to farms in Chiba prefecture, Japan, flooding rice paddies and farmland while also inundating fish cultivation facilities near Lake Imbanuma. The typhoon led to an estimated loss of at least US$550,000 across the farming, forestry, and fisheries sectors. Kenji Tani, who runs a carp farm in Narita, lost nearly all of his stock: about 100,000 Nishikigoi carp, with only 200 to 300 remaining after floodwaters swept the majority away. The loss occurred just before scheduled sales on Sunday were meant to begin, significantly impacting Tani’s business and the local fisheries sector.
Written for “Japanese Carp Farm Disaster” on 2026-10-05,
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Japanese carp farm loses 100,000 Nishikigoi in Typhoon Dujuan flood
In Chiba prefecture, typhoon damage to the farming, forestry and fisheries sectors is expected to be at least US$550,000
Typhoon Dujuan, which approached the region about a week ago, inundated rice paddy fields and other farmland while flooding facilities where carp and eels were being cultivated near Lake Imbanuma in northern Chiba.
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carp → lose → Chiba
Kenji Tani, who runs an aquafarm in Narita, realised the severity of the damage after returning home on Tuesday from an overseas trip to attend a Nishikigoi exhibition.
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who → run → exhibition
Ahead of the initially scheduled start of sales on Sunday, his farm had about 100,000 carp ready.
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carp → schedule → Sunday
All but 200 to 300 of them were swept away after the aquafarm facilities were flooded.
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facilities → sweep → them
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