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AsahinaKimi

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30. oh we have a Nijiya Market here.

Reply to vinny9698 (Reply #28)

Sun May 12, 2013, 06:46 PM

May 2013

And most of what they have are there, but there are some rare items that don't show up in the store.. nor any of the other markets.
For example, I have tried to find Durian fruit at the Chinatown market, i don't think its allowed into the US.

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