Japan Making Square Melons Fit For The Fridge

Japanese farmers actually started making square watermelons in 2001 to fit better in Japanese refrigerators. WCCO-TV correspondent Don Shelby reports.

Japanese farmers actually started making square watermelons in 2001 to fit better in Japanese refrigerators. WCCO-TV correspondent Don Shelby reports.

Japanese farmers actually started making square watermelons in 2001 to fit better in Japanese refrigerators. WCCO-TV correspondent Don Shelby reports.

Japanese farmers actually started making square watermelons in 2001 to fit better in Japanese refrigerators. WCCO-TV correspondent Don Shelby reports.

Japanese farmers actually started making square watermelons in 2001 to fit better in Japanese refrigerators. WCCO-TV correspondent Don Shelby reports.

Japanese farmers actually started making square watermelons in 2001 to fit better in Japanese refrigerators, Don Shelby reports (0:24).

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