Odd News Briefs: Sustainable Sake and Fishcake Fury

This article summarizes peculiar recent news, including a Tokyo brewery using music to enhance sake fermentation amidst climate changes, and a Norwegian soccer match halted due to fans protesting VAR by throwing fishcakes onto the field.

Odd News Briefs: Sustainable Sake and Fishcake Fury
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In Tokyo, a brewery combats climate change impacts on sake production using innovative methods, including playing music to aid fermentation. The bacteria in a 670-liter tank will take over two weeks to turn rice and water into sake.

Meanwhile, in Norway, a top-tier soccer match between Rosenborg BK and Lillestroem was interrupted when fans protested against Video Assistant Referee (VAR) decisions by pelting the field with fishcakes. The match was paused and players were sent to the dressing room after a two-minute onslaught of food.

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