[DOC] [TLE] If the Fish Liver Can't Kill, Is It Really a Delicacy? - The New York ... [PAR] May 4, 2008 ... All ate. All survived. Photo. Eiji Hata with a fugu, which sells for ... including, in 
1975, a kabuki actor, Bando Mitsugoro VIII, recognized as a... [DOC] [TLE] Fugu - Wikipedia [PAR] Fugu ( or ; ) is the Japanese word for pufferfish and the dish prepared 
from it, ... Fugu is the only food the Emperor of Japan is forbidden to eat, for his 
safety. .... the Kabuki actor and "Living National Treasure" Band Mitsugor VIII, 
who in 1975 died after eating .... "If the Fish Liver Can't Kill, Is It Really a Delicacy
?". [DOC] [TLE] Band Mitsugor VIII - Wikipedia [PAR] Band Mitsugor VIII (19 October 1906  16 January 1975) was one of Japan's 
most revered Kabuki actors from the 1930s until his death. ... Claiming that he 
could survive the fish's poison, he ate the livers and died after returning to his 
hotel... [DOC] [TLE] Deaths that shocked Japan - Telegraph [PAR] Aug 21, 2010 ... In 1975 Band Mitsugor VIII, a Japanese kabuki actor, died of severe poisoning 
when he ate four fugu livers (also known as pufferfish). ... The Japanese delicacy, 
better known in the western world as blowfish or pufferfish,... [DOC] [TLE] Japan's puffer fish capital: Delicious and deadly - CNN.com [PAR] Apr 4, 2014 ... ... in the country that specializes in the infamous Japanese delicacy. ... in 1975 
when Mitsugoro Bando VIII, a Kabuki actor, died after eating four... [DOC] [TLE] Five Hospitalized After Eating Fugu Fish - Japan Real Time - WSJ [PAR] Mar 2, 2015 ... Those who succumbed to the deadly delicacy include kabuki actor Bando 
Mitsugoro VIII, who died in January 1975 after enjoying plates of fugu... [DOC] [TLE] Pick Your Poison - National Geographic Magazine [PAR] Fugu, or puffer fish, as it is commonly known, is a delicacy in Japan. ... the famous 
Kabuki actor Mitsugoro Bando, who in 1975 spent a night feasting on fugu ... 
deaths of those who overindulged in the liver, or ate it by mistake, numbered in 
the... [DOC] [TLE] A Taste To Live-and Die-for - tribunedigital-chicagotribune [PAR] Apr 6, 1992 ... (A well-known businessman died in Nagasaki on March 30 after gorging ... The 
most famous victim was Mitsugoro Bando, a Kabuki actor so revered that the ... In 
January 1975, Bando swaggered into his favorite fugu restaurant in Kyoto ... If the 
liver is washed and eaten in small quantities, the remnant toxin... [DOC] [TLE] BLOWFISH - American University [PAR] In Japan, eating the honorable fugu (blowfish) is the ideal of gourmet ... the death 
of a famous kabuki (traditional Japanese theater arts) actor in 1975. At present, 
fugu dishes are enjoyed as delicacy, and lanterns made of .... In January 1975, 
the revered Mitsugoro Bando VIII, one of Japan's most gifted Kabuki actors (he 
had... [DOC] [TLE] Raw Fish Delicacy : Americans Belly Up to the Sushi Bar - Page 3 ... [PAR] Mar 11, 1985 ... Mitsugoro Bando, a famous Kabuki actor who had been designated by the 
government as a "living national treasure," died in 1975 after eating... [DOC] [TLE] Adam Platt Travels to Tokyo to Eat Fugu, the World's Most ... [PAR] Our chief restaurant critic travels to Tokyo to eat the world's most dangerous meal
. ... in January 1975, when a Kabuki actor named Mitsugoro Bando VIII 
overdosed ... Bando is said to have demanded the delicacy, eaten four servings, 
and died. [DOC] [TLE] Last supper? Japan's diners divided over killer puffer fish | World ... [PAR] Aug 5, 2016 ... Eating the liver of the fugu fish has been likened to Russian roulette  but ... a 
whole fugu  or puffer fish  a Japanese delicacy whose capacity to ... Perhaps 
the most famous victim was the Kabuki actor and national living treasure Bando 
Mitsugoro VIII, who in 1975 died just over four hours after eating

Question: In 1975 kabuki actor Mitsugoro Bando died from eating this delicacy
Answer: fugu