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Why is snapper yaki made in the shape of a snapper, and why isn't it turtle yaki, cow yaki, or caterpillar yaki?
Snapper yakitori is a type of Japanese barbecued fruit, named after the shape of a snapper, similar to the human-shaped yakitori, but also a barbecued snack with a red bean filling wrapped in flour batter. In Japan, the sea bream is a symbol of good luck and is often seen at festivals and celebrations.

The pronunciation of "鲷(たい)" is similar to that of "めでたい", and the reddish color of the snapper itself makes it more auspicious, so a full snapper grilled at a banquet can be a sign of blessing.