Japan by the numbers (11.3.10)

November 3rd, 2010 by Number Cruncher

79% of people who were polled by Trenders Co. replied that they spend their free time during the weekdays on the Internet; 73% responded with televsion.
39% of women surveyed by Koibita.com said that they would cancel their date to stay at the office for overtime.
35.4% of those who responded to a poll by ishare Inc. said that the No. 1 hot alcoholic drink of preference is nihonshu (sake).
24.5% of nikushoku-kei (aggressive, “carnivorous” women) in a survey by Fiat Automobiles Co. and ishare Inc. turned out to be of the Scorpio star sign.

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