Around 80 percent of surveyed single working people in Japan, both men and women, often spend their days off alone, an online survey by Citizen Watch Co. has found.
The survey conducted in late September covering 400 single full-time employees in their 20s to 60s showed that 58.3 percent of respondents spent their days off alone at home while 21.8 percent went out alone during their holidays.
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