TOKYO - The average retail price of gasoline in Japan fell to 177.70 yen ($1.12) per liter from a record-high 190.80 yen last week, thanks to a resumption of subsidies to cap fuel costs after the Iran war led to surges in crude oil prices, industry ministry data showed Wednesday.
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