Nearly half in Japan support plan to cut tax on food, survey shows

A survey conducted this month in Japan indicates that 49.1% of respondents support a proposed plan to reduce taxes on food products. Conversely, 31.6% of those polled expressed opposition to the measure.

The findings highlight public sentiment regarding potential fiscal policy adjustments aimed at food taxation. The data reflects a notable margin of public backing for the proposal, though a significant portion of the population remains opposed to the plan.