Japan's domestic wheat showed a weak downward trend. Downstream milling demand is relatively weak, overcapacity is serious, price wars are fierce, manufacturers generally fall into losses, operating rate has dropped to 30%, and occasional shutdowns have begun to increase. The demand for wheat from manufacturers has declined, and the digestion of early-stage inventory has been slow, and purchases are generally at a low price to alleviate the pressure. It shows that the current demand is weakening, and the short-term market weakness is expected to continue to have limited downward space.