Dataset: Questionnaire-based survey of coffee consumption in Japan

Published: 20 February 2025| Version 2 | DOI: 10.17632/5sjfp2334f.2
Contributors:
, Hideyasu Sato

Description

The data were generated from a survey on coffee consumption in Japan, and were collected from three regions: Kyoto Prefecture, Osaka Prefecture, and Tokyo. The data includes variables that represent the scale of coffee consumption, such as purchase frequency, quantity, and expenditure. Additionally, it contains variables related to eating habits, which are considered determinants of coffee consumption. Furthermore, different forms of coffee purchases, including beans, powder, and liquid, are accounted for, and respondents reported their consumption for each category. The available data files are three: (i) a codebook that maps the variables’ names and values to the questionnaire’s questions and answers; (ii) raw data of the collected survey translated into English; and (iii) a grand total table (GT table) for each questionnaire item. The simple aggregate results of this survey are immediately available in the GT table.

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Steps to reproduce

Data were collected through an online survey using a questionnaire design tool developed by Cross Marketing Inc., a Japanese marketing research firm. The questionnaire was designed to ensure equal sample sizes for each of the seven age categories and two sex categories, and was collected as a sample size of 400 in each of the three metropolitan areas of Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto in Japan.

Institutions

Toyo Daigaku - Asaka Campus

Categories

Agricultural Economics, Consumer Behavior, Food Marketing, Food Economics

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