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Sweat meat-eating is very popular among the Japanese, who are renowned for their long saunas and belief in cures for illnesses like body odor. The Japanese are particularly fond of pork, which is eaten every day, and they also eat it once a week, but they never eat fish, eggs, or shellfish.

Animal Extermination

During WWII, Japan was surrounded by invading US forces and forced to build an immense railroad system. The population began to starve to death, especially in the provinces that were controlled by the Japanese army. The army, led by General Hideki Tojo, started to imprison a large number of civilians. They also began taking parts of the local prison population, including the public executioners.