"Gutsy" watermelon displayed in Osaka

"Gutsy" watermelon displayed in Osaka

A watermelon dubbed "gutsy" that was found growing in the center median of a busy Osaka road is put on display at the Osaka city hall in western Japan on Oct. 18, 2023.

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