Mitsukoshi Osaka to sell New Year's dishes for dogs

Mitsukoshi Osaka to sell New Year's dishes for dogs

OSAKA, Japan - Shoppers at Mitsukoshi Ltd.'s department store in Osaka look at samples of New Year's dishes for dogs on Oct. 14. The store said it will start accepting reservations on Oct. 21 for 200 assorted dishes which will come in double-tier boxes and cost 18,000 yen.

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