Japan promotes 'wagyu' beef in Brussels

BRUSSELS, Belgium - A tasting event of Japanese "wagyu" beef is held in Brussels, Belgium, on Nov. 10, 2014, by the Japan External Trade Organization for restaurant and wholesale representatives to promote beef exports to the European Union.

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