Japanese Swap Fish for Burgers, Soy Milk on Radiation Fears
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Namiko Murata no longer gives her three children their favorite salmon, saury and mackerel for dinner.
“I’m really paying attention to food because of the radiation problems,” said Murata as she waited in line at a Tokyo supermarket. “We gave up eating fish even though my family likes it very much. Now, for protein, we drink three cups of soy milk a day.”