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New York, Aug. 31 (Jiji Press)--Major Japanese conveyor-belt sushi restaurant chain Sushiro will open its first U.S. outlet near Times Square in New York in October, its operator, Food & Life Companies Ltd., or F&LC, said Monday. F&LC President Masahiro Yamamoto made the announcement at a press briefing in the city. Prices will be set at 5 dollars per plate for bigeye tuna and shrimp, and...

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