Cube-shaped watermelons in western Japan

Cube-shaped watermelons in western Japan

Cube-shaped watermelons are lined up for the season's first shipment in Zentsuji in Kagawa Prefecture, western Japan, on July 3, 2023. The ornamental watermelons, grown in square plastic containers, carry a wholesale price of around 10,000 yen ($69) each.

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