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How much do oysters cost in Japan?

Asked: Danny Zuccaro, Last Updated:

Raw oysters are usually priced at 580 yen or 680 yen at other oyster restaurants, but some oysters go for around 400 yen at Emit Fishbar and for 250 yen during lunchtime.

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