- A bluefin tuna sold for a record $3.2 million at Tokyo's Toyosu fish market.
- The fish, caught in Aomori Prefecture, fetched the highest price in at least two decades.
- A Tokyo-based sushi chain purchased the tuna, considering it a "lucky charm."

A: Hey! Did you hear about the tuna auction?
B: No way! What happened?
A: It was crazy! A bluefin tuna sold for over three million dollars!
B: Seriously?! That’s insane!
A: Yeah! It was the first auction of the New Year at the Toyosu market.
B: Wow! Where did the tuna come from?
A: From Oma, in Aomori Prefecture. It’s up north.
B: Who bought it?
A: A sushi chain from Tsukiji! They really wanted it.
B: Three million dollars… that’s a lot of sushi!
A: The president said it’s like a lucky charm. He hopes everyone will get to try it.
B: That’s so nice of him! It's a new record, too!
A: Apparently, it’s the highest price ever recorded since 1999!
B: Unbelievable! Tuna is expensive enough already!