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. Good morning. I'm Jane Pauley, and this is Sunday morning. Obesity. It's one of the most

significant public health concerns in America today, posing serious health risks to millions.

It also adds untold strain to the nation's health care system.

But what if we told you there's a country that has almost none of these problems, where

obesity is virtually non-existent?

That place is Japan. And this morning morning Adam Yamaguchi shares how moving more

and eating less have become hallmarks of modern Japanese culture.

In Japan, a healthy weight isn't a goal. It's a lifestyle.

Walking is big and the portions are small.

And healthy eating is something they learn at a very young age.

I don't know that I've ever been excited about cafeteria food.

Something tells me this is going to hit a little different.

Stopping obesity before it starts. Something tells me this is going to hit a little different. Yeah! Yeah!

Stopping obesity before it starts.

Ahead on Sunday morning.

From best-selling author to U.S. Senator to Vice President,

J.D. Vance has risen to the top of the nation's political establishment.

This morning, our Robert Costa talks with him and Second Lady Ushah Vance about matters of faith.

You've called the Second Lady a good barometer for whether you've said anything that's a little bit too far out there.

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