Bread with fathers' portraits on sale in Nagoya

Bread with fathers' portraits on sale in Nagoya

NAGOYA, Japan - A bakery at a department store in Nagoya sells bread shaped to resemble men's faces to mark Father's Day on June 15. The bread is sold for 900 yen per piece. According to the bakery, hairstyle and other features can be altered at the request of customers. (Kyodo)

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