Rival doughnut makers to open outlets in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - Duskin Co., Japanese operator of doughnut chain Mister Donut, gives a media preview of its ''Cafe Andonand'' outlet in Osaka's Chuo Ward on April 27, 2010, its first outlet in the Kansai region, ahead of the official opening on April 29. (Kyodo)

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