FamilyMart selling Dragon Quest steamed pork buns

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a ''nikuman'' steamed pork bun made to resemble the character ''Slime'' from the Dragon Quest role-playing game series. FamilyMart Co., the operator of the Japanese convenience store chain FamilyMart, announced Sept. 5, 2011, that it plans to sell ''Slime Nikuman'' from late November, at 170 yen each, to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the wildly popular series.

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FamilyMart selling Dragon Quest steamed pork buns

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