Utsunomiya regains Japan's No. 1 dumpling city status

UTSUNOMIYA, Japan - Utsunomiya city officials and "gyoza" dumpling restaurant managers break a celebratory ball at the city hall on Jan. 31, 2014, after central government data listed the Tochigi prefectural capital as having the nation's highest average household spending on the food item in 2013.

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