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Fukuoka schools struggling to get kids to switch from milk to tea in lunches

Summary by SoraNews24
Debate over which drink fits lunches to a T. Small cartons of milk have long been a quintessential part of school lunches, even in Japan, where milk isn’t quite the widely drunk beverage that it is in some other countries. And it’s a good thing too, as its sweetness and creamy texture hide a great source of calcium, amino acids, vitamin B12, and more. But as mentioned, it’s not really a standard drink in Japan, so from time to time, there have b…
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SoraNews24 broke the news in Tokyo, Japan on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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