YouTuber measures radioactivity of each piece of sushi...Increased purchase of measuring equipment = South Korea

A video of a Chinese influencer measuring the radioactivity every time she eats sushi at a famous sushi restaurant in Japan is attracting Hot Topics.
According to the Chinese video platform Douyin on the 11th, a Chinese influencer living in Japan A.
A video of him visiting a sushi restaurant in Japan and measuring each piece of sushi served by the chef using a portable radiation meter was released. In the video, Mr. A uses a radioactivity measuring device when offered tuna, sea urchin, etc.
When used, numerical values such as 0.13 microsievert were displayed. Mr. A disclosed the relevant figures and said, ``From the moment I entered the cafeteria and sat down, when I was served seafood such as sea urchins and octopus, the radiation level increased.
``My numbers have gone up,'' and ``It's not enough to affect my body, but it makes me a little nervous.'' In China, after the release of treated water from Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant, strong measures were taken, including a complete ban on Japanese seafood products.
The video is attracting even more attention from internet users. Since then, people online have all agreed that something like this could actually happen. Fisheries
Concerns about radioactivity have grown, and even in South Korea, inquiries from people looking to purchase radioactivity measuring devices are increasing. The manufacturer of the radioactivity measuring device told SBS, which released the video, ``Previously,
"I didn't have much enthusiasm for it, but (purchase inquiries) have increased by more than 10 times," he said, confirming this. In fact, in a self-employed community, Mr. B, a sushi restaurant operator, fought against Japan's release of treated water.
There was even a comment saying, ``I purchased a radiation measuring device.'' Mr. B said, ``Many academics and politicians still disagree, but what can I do as a self-employed person in this situation?
Even if it costs money, all you have to do is buy a radioactivity measuring device and check it every day.''Some people may wonder if we have to do this, but if we don't do anything, the store will be ruined.''
Therefore, I have to take action." He also said, ``I bought this because I thought that if I didn't have confidence as a seafood seller, I wouldn't be able to do business in the future.''
"I think it's time for me to share my confidence in the fish that are growing in popularity," he said, expressing his thoughts.