New kind of strawberry drawing attention in Japan

New kind of strawberry drawing attention in Japan

Photo taken March 5, 2015 shows a giant strawberry, called a "Skyberry," being sold at a fruit shop in Tokyo. Skyberry producers in the eastern Japan prefecture of Tochigi spent 17 years creating the new kind of strawberry. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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