Emergency foods in Japan turn up the taste

Once bland meals are now fit for everyday dining, but not everyone is digging in

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Emergency food in Japan is getting tastier, but its relatively high cost has kept some consumers away. (Photo courtesy of Sugita Ace)

WATARU SUZUKI, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- Even in the world's most earthquake-prone country, many households are ill-prepared to go without food or water for days. But this may change as emergency foods -- long-lasting but typically bland pre-cooked meals -- become tastier.

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