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However, the ones for gifts are priced from 22,000 JPY (about RM 900) onwards since the highest grades are completely free from blemishes. There are several grades of melons too – these eating ones are relatively reasonable priced from 4,000 JPY to 10,000 JPY (or about RM 300 average) per melon.
Yubari (the town that grows Yubari King Melons) is located close to Sapporo so you can’t actually get such good quality for such low prices elsewhere. It’s hard to describe just how sweet it actually is, but it’s not the sugary kind of sweet that puts you off, but a mild, yet intense fruity sweetness that’s very satisfying. 0:00 / 4:12 Move, Shake, & Drop YABAI KANG (Daesung) amandae90 6.14K subscribers Subscribe 953 Share 49K views 6 years ago All rights go to the owners Music: Florida ft pitbull - move, shake. c trng ca da là rut vàng cam, thân tròn u, v li khít, v ngt và hng thm trên. The juicy orange colored Yubari King melon is so sweet that it surprised me! It was the sweetest fruit I’ve ever tasted, no exaggeration. ó là loi da li Yubari King c trng vùng Yubari, Hokkaido phía bc Nht Bn, óng góp 97 thu nhp t nông nghip ca vùng, ni ting không thua kém gì tht bò Kobe. This is a very small and thin slice but it was one of the sweetest fruits that has ever passed my lips! You can get them by the slice for 300 JPY (about RM 13) or 800 JPY (around RM 35) for a few chunks. We’ve heard so much about these fruits that when we saw them in Sapporo, we immediately jumped on the chance to check them out. The melons are grown in greenhouses and given “hats” to prevent sunburn. One of them sold for 2,000,000 yen (which is about RM 80,000)! They come from a town called Yubari (thus the name) in Hokkaido, Japan. Yubari King melons are dubbed the most expensive fruit in the world.
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