1st batch of Japanese rice sold out in Beijing

1st batch of Japanese rice sold out in Beijing

BEIJING, China - The first batch of Japanese rice which hit store shelves in Beijing for the first time in four years last month has sold out, despite being about 20 times the price of normal rice in the country, stores that sold the rice said Aug. 13. Photo shows only a few Japanese rice bags (front) left for sale at a supermarket chain store in Beijing on Aug. 12. (Kyodo)

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