'Blue' rose perfume from Suntory

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a gift set featuring the world's first blue rose and a perfume of the flower's scent that Suntory Flowers Ltd. will sell for around 10,000 yen from March 30, 2010. The company under major beverage maker Suntory Holdings Ltd. said March 25 that it is aiming to sell 1,000 gift sets by the end of June in the country's three major business centers of Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya.

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