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The Sushi Economy Review

Tammy Date: Sunday, 2012-06-10, 8:21 PM | Message # 1 Private Group: 2011-2012 Messages: 1 Reputation: 0 Status: Offline This book dealt with the history of sushi, how it diffuses, and the consumption of sushi. You can relate to all that you've learned throughout the year! Especially if you're a fan of sushi, this book is definitely for you. The book also reflected migration and transportation methods. The book is educational and appetizing.

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