Sashimi is a Japanese delicacy primarily consisting
of the freshest seafoods thinly sliced served with
only a dipping sauce (like soy sauce with wasabi,
or ponzu sauce) and a simple garnish, such as
shredded daikon radish. Some sashimi ingredients,
like octopus, are usually served cooked, but most,
like yellowtail, tuna, and other fish are served raw.