Questionarie. Typical day. PLEASE HELP!

[teasa]

These questions are for people who currently reside in Japan or spent a large portion of their life in Japan. I am doing a paper on the culture of Japan today. If you could be as specific as possible it would really help
This would Help SO much! THANK YOU!!!
1. Male/Female?
2. age?
3. Nationality?
4. Describe a typical day... work? school? animals?
5. What time do you wake up, go to bed?
6. Favorite TV shows?
7. Do you have any pets? what kind?
8. What are 3 typical dinners you would eat in a week?
9. Are you in any extra-curriculars if you are in school? if so, which ones?
10. Do you own a vehicle?
11. How many siblings do you have?
12. Favorite hobby, pass-time?

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! i know these seem pretty pointless but i need to have sum sort of "interview" and this is perfect!
MUCH Appreciated!!

[Chidoriashi]

These questions are for people who currently reside in Japan or spent a large portion of their life in Japan. I am doing a paper on the culture of Japan today.
This would Help SO much! THANK YOU!!!
1. what religion are you? Where do you practice it? or do you practice several religions?
2. Describe a typical day...
3. What holidays are important to your family & how do you celebrate?
4. What traditional customs do you still practice, if any?
5. Favorite TV shows?
6. What kind of Technology do you own for entertainment?
7. What is a normal dinner for you?
8. What activities are you involved with?
9. Do you own a vehicle?
10. How many siblings do you have?


1.Christian, church
2.Wake up, get ready, go to work, come home, sleep.
3.Dont really celebrate holidays when I am here.
4.None while Im here
5.Dexter, Simpsons, Heroes, American Dad, South Park, history and discovery channel stuff.
6.Video game systems, tv, dvd player, laptop
7.Carbohydrates
8.Weighlifting, walking/running
9.No
10.Two. but they dont live here.

[Astroboy]

These questions are for people who currently reside in Japan or spent a large portion of their life in Japan. I am doing a paper on the culture of Japan today.
This would Help SO much! THANK YOU!!!
1. what religion are you? Where do you practice it? or do you practice several religions?
2. Describe a typical day...
3. What holidays are important to your family & how do you celebrate?
4. What traditional customs do you still practice, if any?
5. Favorite TV shows?
6. What kind of Technology do you own for entertainment?
7. What is a normal dinner for you?
8. What activities are you involved with?
9. Do you own a vehicle?
10. How many siblings do you have?

1. None, but I eat cake on Christmas eve, but go to shrine on a new year.
day.
2. wake up, hot bath, breakfast, TV news, go to work, return to home, supper, hot bath again, and sleep.
3. Family reunion on new year holidays
4. Nothing
5. None
6. Canon SLR
7. Rice, Main (cannot speficy as always change) + a variety of side dishes
8. Nothing special
9. Not necessary in downtown Tokyo
10. 3 including me.
:wave:

[Glenski]

1. what religion are you? Where do you practice it? or do you practice several religions?
Gee, quite the opener! Makes one wonder what the point is of this survey.
No religion, and it's so easy to practice it daily.

2. Describe a typical day...
Sun comes up, sun goes down. I work in between. Out the door by 8:30, back by 6:30. Family stuff at home.

3. What holidays are important to your family & how do you celebrate?
Xmas and New Year's. A mix of J and American styles.
Boys' day. We put out the kabuta.

4. What traditional customs do you still practice, if any?
Do you mean my home country's customs or my personal ones?

5. Favorite TV shows?
Japanese or other?
Those I watch or would LIKE to watch?

6. What kind of Technology do you own for entertainment?
Pretty much what everyone else owns. TV and DVD player, camera, and computer.

7. What is a normal dinner for you?
Food. J or American style.

8. What activities are you involved with?
I have no idea what this means.

9. Do you own a vehicle?
Yup.

10. How many siblings do you have?
What the heck reason do you want to know the number of my brothers and sisters? Do step-family count?

[Chidoriashi]

These questions are for people who currently reside in Japan or spent a large portion of their life in Japan. I am doing a paper on the culture of Japan today.
This would Help SO much! THANK YOU!!!
1. what religion are you? Where do you practice it? or do you practice several religions?
2. Describe a typical day...
3. What holidays are important to your family & how do you celebrate?
4. What traditional customs do you still practice, if any?
5. Favorite TV shows?
6. What kind of Technology do you own for entertainment?
7. What is a normal dinner for you?
8. What activities are you involved with?
9. Do you own a vehicle?
10. How many siblings do you have?


Might I suggest you revise some of your questions.

Describe a typical day? What are you looking for here? Do you want to know details about Japanese style living? I really don't see how you can reach any valid conclusions about Japan with such a vague question.

What traditional customs do you still practice? This is a confusing question. Could you give an example of what you are talking about. Most foreigners who come to Japan do not immigrate here, you sound like you want to know what a family who has lived here for a few generations that is not Japanese (good luck finding a response from someone) still celebrates from their old country.

Technology question.. honestly what big differences do you think you will find between Japan and other developed countries? Japan is not the futuristic wonderland everyone thinks it is.

Dinner question, this question is waaay too general, people eat tons of different stuff., why don't you ask something like.. What are 3 likely dishes you would see yourself eating for dinner in a typical week? And could you explain them.

Activities question, again... please specify what you mean.

Ok, I hope i don't sound rude, but I do not think you will get very good answers the way you have asked some of your questions. Be specific, people don't want to type out their life story for you.