and Japan. In Japan, urban areas have more fast food shops than rural areas, because of the difference of demand. The main customers of fast food shops are businessmen and students. It seems that there is no difference between the U.S. and Japan in this regard. However, most Japanese use public transportation to move, while American people use their cars...
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Although the difference of burning calories might be little each time, it will make a huge difference after one year. What I want to say is that the obesity problem in the U.S. cannot be attributed to only what American people eat. It is greatly related with their life style. Moreover, even if Japanese suffered from the same serious obesity problem such as the U...
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