As of early 2022, Japan has recorded three genome-edited foods fit for food use. These are the “Madai” red sea bream, the “22-seiki fugu” tiger puffer fish, and the Sicilian Rouge High GABA tomato. For a country that has shown low public acceptance of genetically modified organisms, it is intriguing

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