Japanese Diet

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They were the terror of the sky, a small band of American mercenaries who soared into battle against the Japanese in defense of China's freedom. In 1941, with the U.S. government's tacit approval, retired Army Air Force Captain Claire L. Chennault, then a colonel in China's Air Force, formed the mercenary American Volunteer Group to fight Japan. Later dubbed Flying Tigers, these brave pilots set records yet to be equaled in the annals of aerial history.

People say one secret to Japanese people's longevity is Omega-3 fatty acids such as EPA and DHA. They eat plenty of oily fish rich in Omega-3s, such as sardines, mackerel and bonito. In Japanese hospitals, doctors prescribe refined EPA pills to help prevent lifestyle-related diseases. And a Japanese research team has found that DHA could keep cognitive functions from declining. We'll also share delicious and easy recipes using canned fish, to add more Omega-3s to your diet.

Il cartone animato giapponese di Rocky Joe (titolo originale Ashita no Joe) è stato prodotto nel 1970 dalla Mushi Productions per la regia di Osamu Dezaki, che in Italia venne trasmesso per la prima volta nel 1982 su Rete 4 e ribattezzato Rocky Joe, per richiamare l'attenzione del pubblico al successo cinematografico di Sylvester Stallone.