Signature dishes to be served for G-7 leaders in Japan

Signature dishes to be served for G-7 leaders in Japan

Undated file photo shows (from L) creamy Ise lobster soup, Matsusaka beef steak and abalone steak, served at the "La Mer the Classic" French restaurant at Shima Kanko Hotel Classic, the main venue of the Group of Seven summit in Japan's Mie Prefecture on May 26-27. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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