A 37.3-meter long pizza from Osaka

A 37.3-meter long pizza from Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - Residents in Minami, Osaka, celebrate after they managed to cook a 37.3-meter-long pizza in a U-shaped oven, by slowly slipping pizza bread into one end of the oven and pulling the cooked pizza from the other end. About 150 people took part in the pizza-making event on Oct. 6. The length of the pizza was chosen to rhyme with the Japanese pronunciation of Minami.

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