Upmarket restaurant Senba Kitcho to close following scandals

OSAKA, Japan - Sachiko Yuki, president of Senba Kitcho K.K., an Osaka-based upmarket Japanese restaurant operator, bows during a press conference in Osaka on May 28. Yuki announced that the restaurant chain will close down amid a hefty drop in customers stemming from a spate of false labeling scandals as well as the revelation it served leftover food. (Kyodo)

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