If I look this happy it's got to be deliberate. |
For the most part, the museum in Fukuoka is dedicated to health and to simple sciences, but what I wanted to share was what I thought was relevant to Japanese culture.
I thought this was pretty neat: the place has a cafeteria where all the food is made of plastic. Basically, you grab a tray, put a bunch of food on it that you would likely get, and head to one of the dedicated computers. There, it tells you about your meal: if it had an excessive amount of calories for your size and age, if it was well balanced, contained the appropriate amount of meat, vegetables, and so on. Here, let's try!
Shit, at least I was being honest. |
Oh my God, no soft drink? |
If you take a good look around you while standing in any crowded place in Japan, you notice a considerable difference in terms of the number of overweight people. There's approximately five times less obesity here that in Canada. Eureka! Could it be possible that burning more calories than you eat might make you lose weight? Shiiiit.
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