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Baseball player who inspired comic character runs yakitori shop

SAGA, Japan - Former baseball player Yozo Nagafuchi, in a photo taken Oct. 3, 2009, operates a yakitori shop called ''Abu-san'' named after him in a popular serial baseball ''manga'' comic.

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Fukushima town sets new yakitori record

KAWAMATA, Japan - People from the town of Kawamata in Fukushima Prefecture, known for Japanese game fowl, work on what they claim to be Japan's longest yakitori on Aug. 26. They said their dish, 12 meters and 27 centimeters long, eclipsed the previous record of 11 meters and 7 cm set only on Aug. 14 by the town of Hidakagawa in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan's largest producer of the famed Bincho charcoal.

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Sunamachi Ginza aims to retain vibrancy in age of mega shopping malls

Torimitsu's yakitori skewers are on display in the Sunamachi Ginza shopping street on April 21, 2016. Sunamachi Ginza offers a glimmer of hope for mom-and-pop retailers, when shopping streets are disappearing across Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Fukushima town sets new yakitori record

KAWAMATA, Japan - People from the town of Kawamata in Fukushima Prefecture, known for Japanese game fowl, work on what they claim to be Japan's longest yakitori on Aug. 26. They said their dish, 12 meters and 27 centimeters long, eclipsed the previous record of 11 meters and 7 cm set only on Aug. 14 by the town of Hidakagawa in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan's largest producer of the famed Bincho charcoal. (Kyodo)

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Japanese restaurants in New York

Photo taken June 20, 2020, shows a Japanese restaurant in New York's Manhattan. Japanese restaurants in New York, including sushi and yakitori grilled-beef restaurants, are reeling as they had been forced to suspend business until recently under a lockdown imposed amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese restaurants in New York

Photo taken June 20, 2020, shows a Japanese restaurant in New York's Manhattan. Japanese restaurants in New York, including sushi and yakitori grilled-beef restaurants, are reeling as they had been forced to suspend business until recently under a lockdown imposed amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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A "yakitori" grilled meat stall in Tokyo reopens on May 7, 2020, after the end of the Golden Week holiday season. The stall had been closed under a nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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A "yakitori" grilled meat stall in Tokyo reopens on May 7, 2020, after the end of the Golden Week holiday season. The stall had been closed under a nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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A "yakitori" grilled meat stall in Tokyo reopens on May 7, 2020, after the end of the Golden Week holiday season. The stall had been closed under a nationwide state of emergency over the coronavirus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Abe's home town ready to welcome Putin

A member of staff at a restaurant shows Russian-style "yakitori" char-broiled chicken in Nagato, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's home town, on Dec. 13, 2016. The city will host a summit meeting between Abe and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Dec. 15. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese food-processing machines demonstrated in Switzerland

A demonstration using Mayekawa Mfg. Co.'s food-processing machinery to take off bones from chicken is held during an event at the Japanese Embassy in Bern, Switzerland, on Sept. 1, 2016. In the event to advertise such Japanese machines, guests tasted deep-fried chicken and "yakitori," a Japanese-style skewered grilled chicken. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Japanese food-processing machines demonstrated in Switzerland

A man prepares "yakitori," a Japanese-style skewered grilled chicken, during an event aimed at advertising Japanese food-processing machines at the Japanese Embassy in Bern, Switzerland, on Sept. 1, 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo