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This breed was improved during the Meiji Era through crossbreeding with foreign breeds, and was certified as indigenous Japanese in 1944. It is raised in most Prefectures of Japan, and more than 90% of Wagyu raised and fattened in Japan is of this breed. Fine strips of fat are found even in its lean meat (known as marbling).
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Originally posted 2024-05-28 00:00:00.
