Japan’s giant apples attract customers for Tet

These days, Hanoians are enchanted by giant apples imported from Japan at supermarkets on the occasion of the traditional Lunar New Year festival (Tet).
japans giant apples attract customers for tet

The imported apples are a lot bigger than the popularly seen ones at the stores. Imported giant apples seem to be one of the most attractive grocery items during this festive season. Unlike other imported apples, the Sekaiichi apples from Japan is sold at a nearly VND500,000 per kilo at Hanoi’s streets.

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

Several varieties of apples are imported from Japan and are currently flooding the supermarkets in Hanoi at persified prices.

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

Fuji apples are sold at VND256.000 per kilo.

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

Kinsei apples are sought by many customers and priced at nearly VND300,000 per kilo

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

These types of apples are very delicious, with a nearly perfect looking shape and are very eye-catching

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

Mutsu apples are traded at VND360.000 per kilo.

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

Sekaiichi apples are mostly sought by customers due to its high prices and large sizes

japans giant apples attract customers for tet
japans giant apples attract customers for tet

Average weight of a Sekaiichi apple seats comfortably between 500 grams and 700 grams.

japans giant apples attract customers for tet

These giant apples are much bigger than other imported ones and are bought by many customers to put on the ancestral altar during Tet holiday

japans giant apples attract customers for tet
Source: VOV

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