No. Fruit and foliage is variety specific so it all depends on what variety you plant. There really is no such thing as a country-specific tomato other than your seed source and those seeds could just as easily have originated in in another country. A heirloom variety may have originated in Russia or Italy or Germany or the US etc. but it is grown all over the world.

Dave

Is there any tomatoes that can handle less sunlight?

Here is a link to several previous discussions about shade tolerant varieties.

http://www.gardenweb.com/gardenweb/query/shade-tolerant/topic=tomato

How much shade ? How much light ?

this is my 4th year growing with less than 5 hours of DIRECT sun. But direct sun is not the ONLY source of light that plants can utilize. I have read this somewhere that a tomato plant can get more light during/with an overcast skies than under standard florescent lights indoor.

In that past I have had garden with about 7 hours of direct sun, That was in Georgia. It was more than adequate where the temps were in 90s and triple digits for months.

This is my personal opinion. If I had the liberty to choose a garden spot, I would choose one with 6.5 to 7.5 hours of direct sun for growing tomatoes, in specific.

Thank you