Why is 'Righteous Eating' Difficult to Spread? — An Era Where Food Reflects Political Values
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A survey (2,210 respondents) conducted by Takuya Akiyama of the Food Ethics Institute reveals that, similar to Western democracies, Japan is also seeing signs of 'food politicization,' where food choices reflect political values. Ethical food options are strongly preferred by liberals, while conservatives show resistance to norms like reducing meat consumption.