1White Jewel Strawberries
Margarita Komine//Getty ImagesStrawberries are one of the most popular fruits in Japan, but the country’s white jewel strawberries are particularly luxurious. You can expect to pay up to $10 for a single berry.
2Seka-Ichi Apples
South China Morning Post//Getty ImagesJapan’s Sekai-Ichi apples are some of the largest in the world and are quite mild in flavor. Prices for one of these specialty apples start at $20.
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3Buddha-Shaped Pears
STR//Getty ImagesAfter several years spent trying to perfect the process, a Chinese farmer managed to successfully create a Buddha-shaped pear using a custom mold. Each carefully grown pair is priced at roughly $8.
4Yubari King Melon
Keiko Iwabuchi//Getty ImagesThe pinnacle of Japanese luxury fruit, the Yubari King melon sells for roughly $200 each. The sweet melon, which has become a status symbol, is grown exclusively in the small town of Yubari in Japan’s Hokkaido province.
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5Square Watermelon
DigiPub//Getty ImagesDesigned to fit more easily into small Japanese refrigerators, square watermelons cost around $100 each. Their shape also makes them easier to ship.
6Dekopon Citrus
Sellwell//Getty ImagesIf a mandarin were to grow so large that it weighed over a pound, you’d have something similar to a dekopon citrus fruit. A six-pack of these large orange fruits will set you back roughly $80.
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7Miyazaki Mango
JIJI PRESS//Getty ImagesThe Taiyo No Tamago Mango, also known as the Miyazaki Mango, are highly regarded for their sugar content and gorgeous coloring. These mangoes are priced between $50 and $3,600 each.
8Densuke Watermelon
Carlos Osorio//Getty ImagesWith prices starting at $250 each, Densuke watermelons are known for being virtually seedless and incredibly sweet. Densuke watermelons are arguably the most expensive variety of watermelon in the world.
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9Ruby Roman Grapes
STR//Getty ImagesA single bunch of these grapes costs anywhere between $90 and $450. Each year, only 24,000 bunches are produced, making them incredibly rare.
10Lost Gardens of Heligan Pineapple
mrs//Getty ImagesPineapples grown in Cornwall’s Lost Gardens of Heligan, in the Southwestern part of England, sell for roughly $15,000 each.
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