Worker takes order at Pinkberry's 1st outlet in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - A worker takes a customer's order in July 2014, at the first store in Japan opened in Tokyo in July by Pinkberry Inc., a frozen yogurt restaurant chain of the United States. (Kyodo)

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