210,000-yen melons on sale at Sapporo department

SAPPORO, Japan - A sales clerk at a department store in Sapporo holds up a ''yubari'' melon on May 14, which the store bought for 210,000 yen at a local wholesale food market earlier in the day. Two 210,000-yen melons were put on sale. (Kyodo)

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