Hybrid dish promoted as specialty in western Japanese city

Hybrid dish promoted as specialty in western Japanese city

Undated photo shows "Matsue Odon," a dish that combines "oden" hodgepodge stew with "udon" noodles. Junior members of the Matsue Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the western Japanese city are promoting the hybrid dish as a new local specialty. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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