Japan's beer companies are fighting a battle on two fronts with a faltering economy and changing tastes both eating into traditional revenue streams. Dave Robertson reports on efforts to squeeze profit out of new markets and the continued battle for market share.
Japan's Brewers look for new options in declining market
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