Japanese "udon" noodle attracting customers in Russia

Photo taken in January 2013 shows an "udon" Japanese noodle-tasting event in Moscow, prior to the opening of the first Moscow restaurant of Japan's biggest udon chain, Marugame Seimen. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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