Massive cold warehouse built in Japan amid demand for frozen food

Have to admit, China's ban on Japanese seafood has been a bonanza for everyone else. I had Japanese scallops in New Zealand, Canada, and Dubai, all at reasonable prices and so so yum. Sashimi tuna is also cheaper.

I know, it means Japanese people suffer the consequences of inflation on food. But at least Japan now doesn't have to rely on China for export.

Makes perfect sense, as have to invest in order to satisfy areas of growing demand, not exactly exciting AI, but food is important too!

I remember,back in the oil crisis and terrible economy of the '70s,we relied on tinned and frozen food.

Dark days.

Not a fan of frozen food but I guess the poorer Japanese are….

We buy frozen foods, Vegetables, and fruits. Good quality and lasts longer than fresh ones in hot weather. We still buy the fresh stuff.