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  • Executive Producer and Correspondent, Documentaries, CBS News
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In Japan, life lessons in healthy eating Original

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By Adam Yamaguchi Verified
| CBS News Verified
Here's a number that might make you put down that second donut: In the United States, around 40 percent of all adults are considered obese. In Japan, the obesity rate is only one-tenth of that. We're not saying you'll never see a heavy person in Japan; you'll just need to look really hard. But compared to Americans, few Japanese ever go to a gym. They just move more in everyday life. In Tokyo, where fewer people own cars, they average at least 10,000 steps a day.
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In Japan, life lessons in healthy eating

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By Adam Yamaguchi Verified
| Flipboard
4 hours ago Whether you're looking to perfect a classic whiskey drink or try something new, we've got just the recipe. SAVE ALL RECIPES NEW! Save as a collection on MyRecipes It's perfectly fine to enjoy your whiskey neat, on the rocks, or with a splash of added water, but whiskey cocktails — or "whisky," …
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In Japan, life lessons in healthy eating

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By Adam Yamaguchi Verified
| cbsn.ws
Here's a number that might make you put down that second donut: In the United States, around 40 percent of all adults are considered obese. In Japan, the obesity rate is only one-tenth of that. We're not saying you'll never see a heavy person in Japan; you'll just need to look really hard. But compared to Americans, few Japanese ever go to a gym. They just move more in everyday life. In Tokyo, where fewer people own cars, they average at least 10,000 steps a day.
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