By YUDAI OGATA/ Staff Writer
March 4, 2021 at 07:30 JST
Sea urchin shells fresh out of the kiln have lost most of their spines while retaining their original shape. (Provided by Asahi Ando)
HIRONO, Iwate Prefecture--Sea urchin are a culinary delicacy, but because their shells are often seen as too difficult or costly to recycle, they end up getting tossed out in bulk. [Read More]
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