VOICED : Fruta perfecta un lujo en Japon

The video explores the luxury fruit market in Japan, where fruits like Cantaloupe melons and grapes are sold at exorbitant prices due to their perfect forms and cultural significance. The cultivation of these fruits involves meticulous processes, such as temperature control and manual pollination, to ensure high quality. Despite economic challenges, Japanese people continue to purchase these fruits, which are often given as gifts due to the tradition of 'homillaje'.

What is the main characteristic of the fruit store mentioned in the video?

• It sells only organic fruits.

• It resembles a jewelry shop.

• It is the largest fruit store in Japan.

• It offers discounts on bulk purchases.

How long does it take to produce one of the luxury melons?

• 150 days

• 75 days

• 50 days

• 100 days

What is the approximate price of a single grape in the luxury fruit market?

• $10

• $30

• $60

• $90

Why do Japanese people continue to buy luxury fruits even during economic downturns?

• They are believed to have health benefits.

• They are part of a deeply rooted gifting tradition.

• They are used in religious ceremonies.

• They are cheaper than regular fruits.

Who is responsible for the manual pollination of the luxury melons?

• A team of scientists

• Toshihaki Nishihara

• Local farmers

• Automated machines