KANZAWA, Japan - A bunch of 24 Ruby Roman grapes was sold Tuesday for 1.2 million yen — the equivalent of about $11,000 U.S. dollars, or $450 per grape — at the first auction of the season in the ...
Swallow this: A single bunch of Ruby Romans, the titan of Japanese grapes, on Friday sold for ¥500,000 or about $6,400 – or in more remarkable terms, that means each grape is worth about ¥20,000. A ...
ISHIKAWA, Japan, July 8 (UPI) --A bunch of grapes sold for a record price of nearly $11,000 at an auction in Japan. The 30 Ruby Roman grapes sold for 1.1m yen ($10,938) or about $350 for each ping ...
There is a wide variety of food items available in the world. Be it fruits, vegetables, grains, or various things made from them, it seems as if a store of everything is available. The cheapest and ...
A bunch of Ruby Roman grapes sold at an auction house in Japan on Thursday for 1.1 million yen—almost $11,000. With just 30 grapes in a bunch, that equates to roughly $350 per grape, according to the ...
In the United States, grapes are a pretty common and cheap fruit. In Japan, however, grapes are seen as a status symbol. This provides one explanation as to why one bunch of grapes sold at an auction ...
A bunch of grapes sold for $11,000 USD (1.2 million yen) at an auction in Japan on Tuesday. Yes, that's $11,000 for grapes. But it's not just any regular fruit. These were "Ruby Roman" grapes, a ...
Ruby Roman grapes cost a pretty penny. — -- A Japanese wedding hall is treating their bridal couples to a special treat: grapes that cost $5,400. The grapes are called Ruby Roman, and the wedding ...
The record for the most expensive single bunch of grapes sold at a wholesale auction in Japan was broken on Thursday. A bunch of Ruby Roman grapes sold for 1.1 million yen, which is approximately ...
In a typical U.S. grocery store, a bunch of grapes is probably one of the cheapest snacks money can buy. In Japan, however, a single bunch of grapes just sold at auction for 1.1 million yen — or ...
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