What is the kilo price for tomatoes in Japan?

[Smash No.]

They don't have any tomatoes there so they must import it right? So how much does it cost? I've heard it's 10 bucks pr. kilo.

[Anonymous No.]

I'M ONE OF THE TOMATOES

[Anonymous No.]

They simply do not have tomatoes there.

[Hong Meiling 門門 !!CkFE91f1n9T No.]

>>1912224
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[Anonymous No.]

It is quite expensive

Just grow your own.

[Smash No.]

>>1912253
Yeah. I'll seed my own tomatoes when I move there. Get I my own greenhouse ans stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1912229
You're a louse, Roger Smith.

[Smash No.]

>>1912262
She's a kid you pervert! Keep your fetishes to your own thread asshole!

[Anonymous No.]

>>1912270
Androids don't count, silly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1912270
She's a tomato you pervert! Keep your fetishes to your own board kusogaijin!

[Abu No.]

Serious answer, for a bit.

In the Japanese grocery stores I found a wider array of produce than in equivalent-sized ones in the US. The quality of the produce was better, and it was fresher. I am sure it wasn't all pesticide free or anything, but I think they actually wait until the fruit and vegetables are ripe before picking them (we pick 'em green. It tastes like shit, but it keeps longer.) Their milk tastes more like milk also, (most of it's pasteurized (though you can find unpasteurized if you look hard) but they use a hotter, shorter-duration process that damages the milk less.

They had high fructose corn syrup in damn near everything, though. :/

Tomatos are illegal in Japan, though, and who would eat them? They're part of the nightshade family you know.

[Anonymous No.]

My local supermarkets in Japan sold them for 200 yen a box. 4 in a box.

[Anonymous No.]

>>1912310
Can it be killer tomatoes time nao ?