Beef restaurant limits guests to 6 per day

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Newly opened restaurant "Beef Atelier Ushinomiya" in the Phoenix Seagaia Resort complex in Miyazaki, southwestern Japan, pictured on Sept. 1, 2014, serves only one fixed course using local beef to six people per day.

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