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Description
Japonica grains are round and short and do not easily crack or break. When cooked, japonica rice is sticky and moist. It is usually grown in temperate climates, such as Portugal, Spain, Japan, California, and Italy. It is a variety of Asian Rice. It is used in Japanese and Caribbean cuisines