Inaugural 'game meat summit' held in Tottori, western Japan

Inaugural 'game meat summit' held in Tottori, western Japan

Local government officials as well as restaurateurs and meat processors from across Japan gather in Tottori, western Japan, on Feb. 6 for the first-ever "summit" meeting of its kind in the country to discuss ways of accelerating greater consumption of meat from wild animals such as deer and wild boars. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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