Cube melon season in japan

Thursday 22 June 2006 @ 7:31 pm | By Ivan 'Nahu' Lozano 1 Comment

square_melons03.jpgThe national tradition and international cliche of Japanese cubed melons comes alive once again as the yearly shipment starts in Zentzuji, Kagawa Prefecture. These fridge-friendly melons, along with all fruit in japan, are quite expensive, going for about $80 bucks a piece. But that isn’t stopping fruit and novelty lovers from buying them this season!

[Tokyo Times]

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One Reply to "Cube melon season in japan"

  1. sori says:
    March 27, 2007 at 12:05 pm

    WOW i dont eat water mellons but iwnat one just to say ive had one the thought that they save space is effecent(sp) this soon might be revolotionized(sp) by other fruits and veggies

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