(2)Yoshinoya serves gyudon on anniversary of suspension

TOKYO, Japan - A woman customer takes a picture of a friend eating a ''gyudon'' beef-on-rice dish in Tokyo's Yurakucho district Feb. 11 as Yoshinoya D&C Co. revived its popular gyudon dishes for one day on the first anniversary of the dishes being pulled off the menu due to Japan's ban on American beef imports over mad cow disease.

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