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Why Japanese Schoolchildren Are Among the Healthiest in the World

Claire Martin Published March 12, 2023
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Japan has long been known for its healthy lifestyle and longevity. In particular, Japanese schoolchildren stand out as some of the healthiest in the world, with low rates of obesity and other health problems that are prevalent in many other countries.

This has led many researchers to investigate the factors that contribute to the good health of Japanese schoolchildren. From nutritious school lunches to regular physical education, there are several key factors that help promote a healthy lifestyle among Japanese schoolchildren.

Here are some of the factors and what other countries can learn from Japan’s approach to promoting the health of its youngest citizens.

  1. School lunches: Japanese schools provide balanced and nutritious lunches to their students. These lunches are often made with fresh and locally sourced ingredients, and they include a variety of foods such as rice, fish, vegetables, and soup.
  2. Physical education: Japanese schools place a strong emphasis on physical education, with students typically participating in regular exercise and sports activities. This helps promote a healthy lifestyle and encourages children to be physically active.
  3. Walking and cycling to school: Many Japanese schoolchildren walk or cycle to school, which provides them with regular exercise and helps promote a healthy lifestyle.
  4. Health education: Japanese schools also provide health education to their students, teaching them about the importance of good nutrition, regular exercise, and other healthy habits.
  5. Cultural values: Japanese culture places a strong emphasis on healthy living, and this is reflected in the attitudes and habits of Japanese people. From a young age, children are taught to value good health and to take care of their bodies.

Overall, the combination of nutritious school lunches, regular exercise, health education, and cultural values helps make Japanese schoolchildren some of the healthiest in the world.

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