Canned crab meat boiled in water. While there are hundreds of yen (2 ~ 3 dollars) that you can see at supermarkets, there are also high-priced cans that cost 10,000 yen (100 dollars) per can. Japanese says Kani-kan.
canned crab in Kanji
$0.00 – $1,490.00
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