Gyudon in flight

Gyudon in flight

TOKYO, Japan - Flight attendants hold trays of ''gyudon,'' Japanese-style beef and rice in a bowl, at Haneda airport in Tokyo on March 1, 2012. Japan Airlines said it will serve the dish from Yoshinoya Holdings Co. on some international flights.

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  • 2012/3/01 00:00:00
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