Originally posted by mikelomUnfortunately, these have been banned in Japan:
I have discovered a large melon in Thailand, almost like a guava. A single cut of a chunk from the skin reveals a pungent smell alike that of cat's precis water and faeces. Dogs hate it and will not go near it.
That made my thoghts tender to shipping, as I often do, and the dogs that check imported goods. I have decided to fill 20,000 of these pungent mel ...[text shortened]... h of fags. Anybody up for it for ten grand?
PMS me.
No don't - I'm taking the pith! 😏
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durian
Originally posted by c99uxHow long ago was it banned?
Unfortunately, these have been banned in Japan:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durian
This same Wikipedia article also says this: "In season durians can be found in mainstream Japanese supermarkets while, in the West, they are sold mainly by Asian markets." It doesn't mention it being banned in Japan.
Yes, I know you live in Japan, that's why I'm asking.