• Yoshinori Ohsumi, winner of last year's Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, gives a speech at the Nobel Prize Award ceremony on Dec. 10 in Stockholm. | POOL / VIA KYODO
    Yoshinori Ohsumi, winner of last year's Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, gives a speech at the Nobel Prize Award ceremony on Dec. 10 in Stockholm. | POOL / VIA KYODO

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Researcher is now the second most popular job among Japanese boys, a nationwide survey of 1,100 elementary school and preschool children said Friday.

Soccer player remained the top job for the seventh consecutive year, followed by police officer or detective, according to the annual survey by Dai-ichi Life Insurance Co.

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