Fukuoka launches experiment to farm "sandless clam" on land

Fukuoka launches experiment to farm "sandless clam" on land

A flask filled with spats of "asari" clams to be used in an experiment launched by Fukuoka City to farm "sandless clam" on land is shown to the press in the southwestern Japan city on July 28, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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