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Before the World War 2, gas use in Japan was far behind of England and the U.S. The national adoption rate of gas was only 16% in 1930 and most users were those living in cities. The ratio of gas consumption of households to national consumption was 80% in 1930's, indicating that households were the most important consumer for the gas industry. The reasons why adoption of gas delayed were high cost of gas instruments, economically ineffective fuel cost for heating (although it was relatively cheap for rice cooking), low effect of saving work due to a large population of labor, and finally, cooking methods and equipment using fuelwood were established.