圧倒されました。I'm overwhelmed. 泳いでる平目を活締めにして提供する、それにオコゼまで同じく。。。I hope all viewers are aware how special it is to be served a flounder that was alive and then slaughtered using a special technique called ikejime that destroys the medulla of the fish and begins to bleed it so the meat is contaminated as little as possible by adrenalines and impurities. This helps during aging as the clean meat is less likely to spoil, but here it is served minutes after the fish was killed. And to also serve the okoze--I think this is better described in English as "stonefish"--is almost unbelievable. This is rare fish, being solitary and not schooling, is sometimes seen in better markets, but it is very very good, I used to buy it whenever I was lucky enough to see it. It makes excellent sashimi, and also is great in a nabe, and its liver could be compared with anko and kawahagi.