Japan's Food Spending Hits 44-Year High

In 2025, Japan's household food spending share hit a 44-year record. Analysts link this to inflation and changing consumer habits.

In 2025, the share of household spending on food in Japan reached its highest level in 44 years. This figure reflects growing economic difficulties and changes in consumer habits. Analysts link this increase to inflation and rising food prices. Experts emphasize that such trends may have a long-term impact on the country's economic stability.

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