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Urawa withstands Vissel pressure to deliver second-half knockout

May 22, 2021 Saitama – For nearly three years, Urawa Reds fans have waited for a chance to see Vissel Kobe captain Andres Iniesta in the flesh. On Saturday, 4,917 got their chance but it was goals from Tatsuya Tanaka and Kasper Junker that would bring them to their feet as Urawa overcame an error-strewn first half to win 2-0 at Saitama Stadium. Tanaka’s header off a superb Koya Yuruki cross came just two minutes into the second half, allowing Urawa to hop onto the front foot much to the surprise of Kobe’s star-studded side. “When we gave up that goal it was inexcusable,” Vissel manager Atsuhiro Miura said. “We lacked concentration, we were too loose. We shouldn’t have given up a goal at that time, and that threw off our balance.”

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Captive-bred juvenile salmon unlikely to become migratory when released into streams

E-Mail IMAGE: Graphs showing juvenile growth and smoltification frequency for red-spotted masu salmon in hatcheries and natural streams respectively. Fish in hatcheries can reach a large size and so have a high. view more Credit: Tatsuya Tanaka Researchers at the Kobe University Graduate School of Science have revealed that when captive-bred juvenile red-spotted masu salmon are released into natural streams, very few individuals become migrants. Red-spotted masu salmon was an important fish species for the fishing industry in the rivers of west Japan, however in recent years their numbers are declining rapidly. The results of this research offer important suggestions for stocking practices and the management of river environments.

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