Japan's 20-year-old respondents 80% pessimistic about the country's future because of bad economy

80% of adults who are 20 years old are pessimistic about Japan's future, but 60% are optimistic about their future, according to a survey conducted by a Japanese Internet research firm on the eve of adult day. Japan will celebrate the Adult festival on 11th, and the Macromill company 9th released its findings, which were conducted last December to 516 men and women who were about to greet the adult festival.　　Respondents ' perceptions of Japan and their own personal future are similar to those of last year's survey.　　For the future of Japan, 79.2% of respondents expressed pessimism, mainly because of the worsening economic boom and the failure to solve the problem of pension registration failures based on retirement life.　　On the other hand, for their own future, 60.3% of respondents expressed optimism, mainly because of the future full of possibilities, as well as a clear target.　　As for the issues that Japan should deal with in the future, the largest number of respondents believe that economic recovery should be stimulated, and secondly that measures should be taken to increase employment. Expectations of future life, in a number of answers, in turn, can live a stable life (98%), can establish a happy family (92%), become rich (about 80%). In addition, 42% expressed the hope that in society, 34% plan to start their own business. (Xinhua Beijing, January 10)