The table shows how young people in Tokyo , Japan, listened to music over the previous month. The pie chart shows a record company’s international findings about whether people preferred live or recordes music.
Based on the horizontal chart, we can see the preferences of young people in Japan and Tokyo regarding how they listen to music. The top choice is MP3 players with 119% of listeners choosing them, followed by live music with 104%, and then internet listening with 97%. Meanwhile, the simpler and more elegant option of listening via CDs remains popular with 41% of listeners. Globally, according to the pie chart, 70% of young people prefer listening to live music, while the remaining 26% prefer recorded music. However, there are still 4% of music listeners who listen to music in ways other than live and recorded. Perhaps some still listen through body language or from CDs?
=>This shows that preferences for listening to music are not limited to Japan and Tokyo; globally, both live and offline music listening are favored.