Polls
Half of power harassment victims in Japan reluctantly accept it: survey
TOKYO -- Two out of three young and mid-career employees in Japan have been victims of power harassment, and half of them have reluctantly accepted it Full article
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Over 90% of Japan's main opposition party supporters want regime change: survey
(2024/4/25)
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84% say Japan ex-PM Mori should be called to Diet to explain LDP slush fund scandal: poll
(2024/4/22)
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Support for Japan PM Kishida's Cabinet tops 20% for 1st time in 3 months: Mainichi poll
(2024/4/22)
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64% of Japan elementary, 56% of junior high school teachers claim staff shortage: survey
(2024/4/10)
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Majority of high schoolers at Tokyo-area community cafe eat under 3 meals a day
(2024/4/9)
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1 in 4 Japan new hires consider quitting if not assigned to desired department: survey
(2024/4/9)
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Just 15% of Japanese youth say country's future is bright, lowest among 6 countries
(2024/4/9)
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Record 63% of Japanese in financial stress, poll shows
(2024/3/31)
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News in Easy English: Japanese least happy about living to 100
(2024/3/21)
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People in Japan most negative among 6 nations over living to 100, level of happiness: poll
(2024/3/20)
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More against restarting nuclear plants than for after Japan Noto quake: Mainichi poll
(2024/3/18)
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60% of prospective workers in Japan think they should 'put up with' illness: survey
(2024/3/6)
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People in Japan more worried about smell of others' excrement than their own: survey
(2024/3/3)
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22.1% of men in Japan pref. say they do half of housework; 28.6% of women claim to do 90%
(2024/2/26)
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Regular workers in Japan turning to side jobs but feel gap between hope, reality: survey
(2024/2/22)
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Support for Japan PM Kishida's Cabinet hits record low 14%: Mainichi poll
(2024/2/19)
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90% at Japan workplaces not giving 'obligatory' Valentine's Day chocolates: survey
(2024/2/14)
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Support rate for Japan PM's Cabinet up for 1st time in 8 months at 21%: Mainichi poll
(2024/1/29)
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50% in Japan say cooking for themselves a burden, but only 20% use meal deliveries: poll
(2024/1/27)
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61% of new working adults surveyed in Japan prefer coming into office over telework
(2024/1/11)
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