Marine products from Fukushima prefecture are on sale at a special event held by a department store in Tokyo.

Dried flounder and a species known as mehikari are among the products on the stalls.

Takashimaya official: “Providing a place to sell the fish is one way for us to support companies in Fukushima.”

The nuclear accident of March 2011 prompted authorities to impose a ban on fishing in Fukushima prefecture.

Restrictions have since been partially lifted, and fishermen allowed to resume their activities on a trial basis.

31 species of marine products can now be caught and sold after they’re tested for radiation.

Agricultural produce from Fukushima, including rice and vegetables, are also on sale.