Rice bread cooker a big hit after 7 yrs of development

Rice bread cooker a big hit after 7 yrs of development

TOKYO, Japan - Masanori Okamoto, a Sanyo Consumer Electronics Co. product planning manager in charge of the Gopan rice bread cooker, shows off a loaf of rice bread made by the machine during an interview on Dec. 13, 2010, in Tokyo. (Kyodo)

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