In 1992, Fujkin was Japan's first private company to successfully artifically hatch sturgeon(※1). In 1998, Fujikin was the world's first to successfully cultivate sturgeon entirely by aquaculture, and so Fujikin's sturgeon were nicknamed "Super Sturgeon." A saltwater fish research facility was established on one section of a large site. Amid concerns about the destruction caused by overfishing, we utilized our advanced know-how of ultra precise flow control systems to develop incubation control, breeding technology, and water quality control technology for Sturgeon, the freshwater fish that produces high grade caviar. With this safe and secure food, we can deliver rich and healthy eating to everyone.
Fujikin uses an environmentally conscious cultivation facility, a fully-closed circulation filtration tank. Using our fluid control technology, we implement a "flow" that applies no stress on the water circulation. By using a minimum amount of equipment, we reduce the burden on the natural environment.
Since the water source is sterilized with chlorine, the probability of contamination is extremely low and decomposing fish excrement with nitrosomonas and nitrobacterium bacteria, the environment is purified, making it hard for other bacteria grow. In this way we produce organic fish that do not require antibiotics.
With the complete cultivation of sturgeon in a high quality environment, we sell juvenile fish to fish famers nationwide, and to restaurants we sell incubated fish for caviar and live fish for fish meat.
Nutritional value and cooking informationAbout sturgeon (Caviar Fish)