Questionnaire on how junior and senior high school students spend after school and hands-on activities

　Among the youth measures in Yokohama City, regarding the creation of places for junior and senior high school students, the provision of opportunities for social experience, and community participation, the needs and current situation of young people themselves and their parents have not been sufficient.
　In this questionnaire, the "Questionnaire Survey on Youth Whereabouts" conducted by Yokohama Youth in the past (conducted in 2016). For junior and senior high school students in the city) and "Survey on youth experience activities and social activities" (conducted in 2017. Based on the city's 20s to 60s), we will re-examine the experience of hands-on activities for junior and senior high school students and their parents, as well as the actual situation of how junior and senior high school students spend after school and activities other than schools. We investigated what we wanted and awareness of whereabouts.
　At the same time, we also add items related to the use of "Youth Local Activities Bases" established in six wards of the city, with the aim of fostering the ability for young people to think about their own way of life and to participate in society through the provision of places and experience opportunities.
　Based on the above, we analyzed hands-on activities, interest and motivation of young people, and their correlations, and conducted them to accumulate basic data that contributes to building a foundation for nurturing children and adolescents throughout society.
　In addition, the report uses the combined numbers of junior and senior high school students to see trends in junior and senior high school students, and the sample is weighted and tabulated to see trends in the population.

・Analysis Results Report (PDF: 598KB)
・Simple tabulation results (junior high school students) (PDF: 769KB)
・Simple tabulation results (municipal high school students) (PDF: 687KB)
・Simple tabulation results (Prefectural high school students) (PDF: 1,094KB)