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I'm Kitsuneya, who runs a Japanese doodle blog.
The other day, "Ranking of things that I'm not happy to receive as Christmas gifts" was announced, so I would like to introduce it.
This ranking is just "Japan", so I don't think it matches other countries, but please compare how it differs from your own country!
Let's announce the ranking! !!
Ranking of things that Japanese people are not happy to receive as Christmas gifts for women
1st perfume
2nd Bouquet
3rd What I chose without asking for hope
6th liquor
6th cosmetics
6th clothes
7th underwear
8th money
10th Home appliances
10th ring
Ranking of things that Japanese people are not happy to receive as Christmas gifts for men
1st perfume
2nd money
3rd bouquet
4th pierced earrings
6th necklace
6th What I chose without asking for hope
8th underwear
10th business card holder pass case
10th ring
It became such a ranking.
"Perfume" and "bouquet" were ranked high for both men and women.
I understand that perfume has a taste, so if you get a scent that you don't like, you'll be in trouble, but bouquets aren't popular either.
Bouquets are not popular in Japan, not just for Christmas. The reason is that many people think that getting a bouquet is of no use. There are quite a lot of Japanese people who say, "I'm in trouble because getting flowers is useless." "I don't have a vase at home." I feel sad about this situation. The bouquet is supposed to convey feelings, but the Japanese are not thinking about it. I hope this situation will change even a little.
Another thing I was interested in was "I chose it without asking for hope." In other words, this answer seems to be "I'm not happy if it's not what I want." There may be "I want you to hear your hope", but Japanese people may basically say "I want you to give me something that is in your own interest".
Ranking of things that I'm happy to receive as gifts for Christmas Women's edition
1st I want you to hear your hope
2nd A trip for two people
3rd A meal for two people
4th necklace
5th ring
6th pierced earrings
7th Sweets
8th Home appliances
11th money
11th skin care goods cosmetics
The first place for women was "I want you to hear your hope." Well, that's right lol
I'm curious about 2nd and 3rd place. The contents are "a trip for two people" and "a meal for two people". From this answer, isn't it possible that Japanese women value "memories" more than "things"? I think that. If she's wondering what to give to her Japanese girlfriend, why not go on a trip or a meal with her?
Next is the men's edition.
Ranking of things that I'm happy to receive as gifts for Christmas Men's edition
1st clothes
2nd wallet
3rd watch
4th I want you to hear your hope
7th A trip for two people
7th handmade
7th home cooking
8th liquor
12th Meal for two people
12th sweets
12th tie
12th shoes
It seems that men tend to want something that can be used in business cases. It was very surprising that the first place was "clothes". Also, travel and meals, which were in the top three for women, vary among men, and Japanese men may be happy to receive "functional things" rather than "memories."
From this result, you can understand that Japanese dating may not go well.
Women tend to emphasize "memories" and men tend to emphasize "functionality".
Well, it's difficult!
That's all for this article.
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