Japanese teenage males and females about their favorite manga: 19 times more respondents like One Piece than Naruto.
Sep 22, 2022
Tokyo, Japan Sep 22, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - STRATE, an IT tool comparison site operated by SheepDog Inc. (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo), conducted a "Survey on Manga and Anime" in August 2022.
Outline of the survey
Subjects: Males and females aged 15-19
Sample size: 300
Place of residence: Miyagi, Tokyo, Aichi, Osaka, and Fukuoka prefectures in Japan
Survey method: online questionnaire
Survey Date: August 4, 2022
Survey Media: STRATE: https://strate.biz/
Question: Which manga/anime do you like the best among NARUTO, ONE PIECE, and DRAGON BALL?
Answer choices for the question are as follows
1. NARUTO
2. ONE PIECE
3. DRAGON BALL
4. I don't like any of them
According to the survey on teenage males and females about which manga or anime they like the best among NARUTO, ONE PIECE, and DRAGON BALL, the most of respondents answered "I don't like any of them" at 43%.
The following were "ONE PIECE" at 38%, "DRAGON BALL" at 17%, and "NARUTO" at 2%. This indicates that 40% of respondents answered "ONE PIECE".
The percentage of Japanese teenage females who answered that they liked One Piece was higher, at 42%.
The percentage of respondents who answered they liked One Piece by gender was 42% for females and 34% for males.
The survey found that more than 40% of Japanese teenage females liked ONE PIECE.
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