Japan to ban serving raw beef liver

Japan to ban serving raw beef liver

TOKYO, Japan - Customers eat raw beef liver at a Korean-style barbecue restaurant in Tokyo on June 30, 2012, ahead of the health ministry's ban on serving raw beef liver the following day.

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