Kobe restaurant to serve 1,234,567th pizza

KOBE, Japan - Takahiro Yamanaka, owner of pizza house Pinocchio, holds a pizza carrying a serial number at the restaurant in Kobe, western Japan. The 50-year-old Italian restaurant is expected in August 2012 to bake its 1,234,567th pizza, having served each one with a serial number since its opening.

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