Norihito Hatanaka, president of Fake Food Hatanaka. Photo: AFP.
TOKYO: They may look good enough to eat, but Japan’s mouth-watering food replicas are only for show as restaurateurs compete for the attention of hungry customers.
They’re common sights in this food-obsessed nation, with everything from sudsy beers and perfectly glazed sushi to hamburgers and deep-fried pork cutlets, known as tonkatsu, on display.
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