Japan Went From a Rice Shortage to a Surplus
Japan’s rice story has taken a sharp turn. By June 2026, private-sector stocks had reached 2.43 million tonnes. More supply and weaker demand change the pressure on prices—and on the people growing the food. Commentary recorded in September 2026.
Supply changes included higher production, reserve releases and private imports; reduced demand also matters.
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🤓…. I wonder what they were thinking.
Where did they study economics? Disney's university?
There are basically only 3 rules:
– Offer and demand.
– spending power ( meaning how much money the people have/ want to spend).
– buy low sell high.
Basically someone now will say that the Tourists are not eati g enough rice.
Didn’t they blame the dwindling supply of rice that happened a few years ago on foreigners? For being such a modern society its full of idiots and ignorant fools