Japanese kids say they want to work in a cake shop when they grow up


By AGENCY
  • Family
  • Saturday, 07 Jun 2025

Nearly 12% of Japanese children dream of becoming a cake shop or bakery worker. —AFP

What do Japanese children really want to do when they grow up? A recent survey offers fascinating insight into their professional aspirations.

This survey, reported by the Japan Times, was carried out by the Kuraray Group among 4,000 Japanese children enrolling in elementary school in 2025.

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