The rise of nut allergies is causing increasing concern among parents in Japan. The article covers statistical data, causes and effects, and features interviews with affected families and medical professionals. It further delves into the measures undertaken by schools and public institutions to handle the situation.

Nut allergies are becoming more common in Japan, leading to mounting apprehension among parents. There's a rise in demand for better food labeling laws, allergy education in schools, and public awareness campaigns. This issue reflects the societal and health values in Japan, such as the emphasis on education, children's safety, and public health.

In the US and the EU, allergies, particularly nut allergies, are recognized as potential public health issues. Legislation, such as proper labeling of allergens in food products and public awareness campaigns, are more common. Schools often have policies to protect students with allergies. The generally more proactive approach in the US and EU towards allergies could be a model for Japan.