The data describes the percentage of households which increased their expenditures on goods and services in Japan as of March 2018, by category. Most respondents, over 26 percent, reported an increased household spending on food related items. Only 0.5% of respondents saw an increase in their expenditure on jewelry.
Foodstuffs | 26.2 |
Electrical appliances | 20.2 |
Health and medical care services | 16.8 |
Automobile, excluding gasoline and other maintenance costs | 13.8 |
Education and entertainment, such as tutoring schools, recreational lessons, amusement parks and movies | 13.4 |
Clothing and footwear | 13 |
Communication services, such as telephone (including the costs for handsets) and internet services | 12 |
Daily necessities, such as detergents and general merchandise | 10.9 |
Travel | 10 |
Eating out | 8.8 |
Housing, including rent | 6.4 |
Books, newspapers and magazines | 5 |
Furniture | 4 |
Jewelry | 0.5 |
Other | 3.8 |