Pure meat is actually considered a luxury everywhere, at least for the Middle Class and below. From the Middle East to the Western World, getting meat requires more water, more corns and more workers than just eating the nutritious elements of meat right from the source : Vegetables. Which makes it a lot more expensive and subsequently makes meat's price skyrocket!
It is expensive especially in densely populated areas, and Japan in no exception.
Mainly geographical reasons----because Japan is an island, fish and sea creatures surround the area everywhere, and are easy to catch and cook. Furthermore, in traditional Japanese cooking, Japanese chefs tend to avoid foods that are especially oily or greasy, and meat is much messier than fish and higher in oils and fats.
The Japanese diet is a diet based upon traditional Japanese food staples to promote a healthy diet. Japanese people have some of the longest life spans in the world, and part of it is thought to be based upon the Japanese diet. It largely consists of rice, vegetables and lots of seafood. Meat is not eaten often, and when it is, the meat of choice is typically chicken, or beef on rare occasions. With this diet, both long life spans as well as healthy lives have been attributed to this diet makeup.
The key part of the Japanese diet for thousand of years was seafood.
There are three parts of a balanced diet for Japanese people. Rice, vegtables, and seafood.
Rice and Fish
If eaten in reaonable portions and as part of a balanced diet, meat is very healthy
meat
Since you eat it on small amount, it can be part of a diet, as it gives you pleasure.
No, storks are not carnivores. They primarily feed on fish, frogs, insects, and small mammals, but they also consume fruits and vegetables as part of their diet.
One kind of omnivore is a bear, which consumes both plant matter and meat as part of its diet. Bears have adapted to have a versatile diet that includes fruits, nuts, insects, fish, and occasionally small mammals.
The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.The diet of the Roman gladiator was grain based. He was given meat and veggies, but for the most part the grain/bean diet was eaten as this was the type of food that would make him bulk up.
Standard meat and vegetables, along with bread, are part of the staple diet of most Australians.
Polar bears are carnivores but do eat a small amount of plant material, including seaweed and berries. However, meat comprises the greater part of their diet.