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Japanese drugstore sells onigiri at pre-stupid era prices, but how do they compare to 7-Eleven?
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Japanese drugstore sells onigiri at pre-stupid era prices, but how do they compare to 7-Eleven?
Taste-testing the time-trip rice balls of Welcia. Japanese convenience stores’ onigiri (rice balls) have become, to use the parlance of the economic scholarly community, stupidly expensive. Up until fairly recently, standard onigiri, such as ones filled with salmon or tuna, could easily be found for around 120 yen (US$0.75). These days, though, chains such as 7-Eleven, Family Mart, and Lawson have approximately doubled their prices, with 200-yen…
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