Do People in Japan Eat Eggs? A Look into Japanese Egg Culture
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According to data from the International Egg Commission, with a per capita consumption of around 340 eggs per year, placing it second only to Mexico, the answer to "Do people in Japan eat eggs?" is a resounding yes. This high consumption is rooted in a culture that has embraced the egg for its versatility and nutritional value for generations.
