Employees prepare hot dogs in Nipponham travel cafe in Osaka

Employees prepare hot dogs in Nipponham travel cafe in Osaka

OSAKA, April 6 Kyodo - Employees at the Nipponham Group's newly opened Schau Essen Travel Cafe in Osaka prepare hot dogs using sausages produced by the company on April 1, 2015. The opening of the 80-seat cafe is aimed at helping enhance recognition of the company's food products.

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