Japanese consumer goods gain popularity despite Fukushima wa

Son Byeong-wook, a 38-year-old resident of central Seoul, often looks for Asahi beer at his local convenience store whenever guests drop by his home. The Japanese beer has been his favorite brew and no one has scolded him so far for buying the popular brand.

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