Band 6+: The table below 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 live or recorded music.

The table gives the information about how many young Japanese people listened to music in a particular month, while the pie chart depicts the record company’s international results on preferences for live or recorded music.

Overall,MP3 players have been the most common method of listening to music among men. On the other hand, live music and the Internet have the same fan base, which consists of girls.

As can be seen from the table,79% of males used MP3 players, whereas live music and the Internet were utilized less frequently, at 60% and 55%, respectively. In contrast , females reported nearly comparable percentages of use for live music, MP3 players, and the internet (44%, 40%, and 42%, respectively).Furthermore, young women were more likely than adult males to listen to CDs (19% and 22% respectively).

According to the pie chart, 70% of young Japanese people prefer live music, 26% prefer recorded music, and only 4% said they don’t know.