'Yukhye' with new safety standard served in Toyama

'Yukhye' with new safety standard served in Toyama

TOYAMA, Japan - A woman shows Korean ''yukhye'' raw beef dishes that cleared the stricter new safety standards for raw meat served at a barbecue restaurant in Toyama on Dec. 1, 2011. The restaurant ''Yakiniku Daishogun'' which has three outlets in the city started serving the food the same day. (Kyodo)

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