Tuesday, 27 July 2021

TODAY anchors try Tokyo take-out food

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TODAY anchors try Tokyo take-out food
Live in Tokyo, the TODAY anchors take a taste of some of Tokyo's most popular take-out food, including yakisoba pan, a kind of stir-fried noodle "hot dog," and natto, fermented soybeans.
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