Japan: More Than Half Of Women Feel Uneasy About Throwing Away Their Old Underwear.

2010/10/22 10:41:00 50

Japanese companies deal with Japanese women.

Old underwear

The question, published a survey, showed that more than half of women were hesitant or uneasy about throwing away their old underwear.

According to Japan's "Sankei Shimbun" on October 20th, Japan's TriumphInternationalJapan Co., based on 3226 women aged 10 and above, conducted a survey on women's old underwear discarded. The results show that 55.3% of Japanese women feel very hesitant or uneasy when they throw away their old underwear.

It is reported that the proportion of people who feel hesitant or uneasy is that they are very uneasy. Women account for 15.3% and feel slightly uneasy 40%.

In the investigation of the causes of specific uneasiness, the most frequently answered question was "fear of being seen" (50.3%), followed by "fear of being taken away or used for obscenity purposes" (19.2%), "fear of being unrecovered" (14.4%), and "reluctant to part with" (7.6%).

In addition, due to the complexity of the way and classification of garbage disposal in Japan, many people do not know what kind of underwear should be divided into it, so 4.8% of women think "do not know when to throw".

At the same time, for

Bras

In the survey of discarding methods, 72.7% of women used the newspaper and plastic bags to pack the bra tightly.

In addition, 16.2% women broke the bra into pieces and threw it away, and the remaining 9.5% were "

Throw away directly

On the whole, most women are hesitant to throw away their old underwear because of worries about personal privacy being violated or reluctant to leave.