Striking Tunes and Fishcake Fury: Odd News Briefs

This summary covers two odd news briefs. One highlights a Tokyo brewer's innovative approach using music to sustain sake production amid climate change. The other involves a Norwegian soccer match disrupted by fans protesting VAR with fishcakes, leading to suspension of the game.

Striking Tunes and Fishcake Fury: Odd News Briefs
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Following is a summary of current odd news briefs.

In Tokyo, a local brewer is incorporating music and modern techniques to mitigate climate impact on sake production. The 670-litre tank in their small facility uses these methods to transform rice and water into the traditional alcoholic beverage of Japan.

Meanwhile, in Norway, a top-flight soccer match between Rosenborg BK and Lillestroem was abruptly halted when fans protested the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) by hurling fishcakes onto the pitch. The game was stopped after just two minutes, and players were sent to the dressing room.

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