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Rice Prices Up 90% in Japan as Crop Crisis Continues - Unseen Japan

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Those of us living in Japan are watching as the price of everything seems to go up month after month. The latest price spike, however, is really hitting home. Rice, a staple of Japanese eating, has skyrocketed by 90% in the past five months. How long will the price increase last? A report from WBS says that Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture has announced the average supermarket price for a five-kilogram bag of rice has risen to 3,829 yen (USD $25)…

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Rice Prices Up 90% in Japan as Crop Crisis Continues - Unseen Japan

Those of us living in Japan are watching as the price of everything seems to go up month after month. The latest price spike, however, is really hitting home. Rice, a staple of Japanese eating, has skyrocketed by 90% in the past five months. How long will the price increase last? A report from WBS says that Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture has announced the average supermarket price for a five-kilogram bag of rice has risen to 3,829 yen (USD $25)…

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