Japan's health ministry is warning people heading to the mountains this fall to beware of poisonous mushrooms that closely resemble edible varieties and can cause death.More than 540 people suffered food poisoning from toxic mushrooms in the 10 years through 2025, with some dying, according to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.Mushroom poisoning occurs every year, mainly in autumn, according to the ministry. Many mushrooms emerge when a hot summer is followed by moderate rainfall and cooler mornings and evenings.Tsukiyotake, also known as moonlight mushroom or Japanese Jack-o-lanter…READ FULL ARTICLE