Every year the insurance company Daiichi Seimei asks a range of young kids about what they want to be when they grow up. They go as young as kindergarteners. Here are the 2017 results. Jab
● Boys :
1. Scholar (8.8 percent)
2. Professional baseball player (7.2 percent)
3. Professional soccer player (6.7 percent)
4.(tie) Doctor (6.4 percent)
4.(tie) Police officer/detective (6.4 percent)
6. Carpenter/contractor (4.8 percent)
7. Firefighter/paramedic (3.7 percent)
8. Restauranteur (3.2 percent)
9. (tie) Architect (2.7 percent)
9. (tie) Swimmer (2.7 percent)
9. (tie) Train conductor/bus driver/chauffer (2.7 percent)
9. (tie) Chef (2.7 percent)
1. Scholar (8.8 percent)
2. Professional baseball player (7.2 percent)
3. Professional soccer player (6.7 percent)
4.(tie) Doctor (6.4 percent)
4.(tie) Police officer/detective (6.4 percent)
6. Carpenter/contractor (4.8 percent)
7. Firefighter/paramedic (3.7 percent)
8. Restauranteur (3.2 percent)
9. (tie) Architect (2.7 percent)
9. (tie) Swimmer (2.7 percent)
9. (tie) Train conductor/bus driver/chauffer (2.7 percent)
9. (tie) Chef (2.7 percent)
● Girls :
1. Restauranteur (11.3 percent)
2. Nurse (9.5 percent)
3. Preschool/kindergarten teacher (6.9 percent)
4. Doctor (6.6 percent)
5. School teacher (other than preschhol/kindergarten) (4.4 percent)
6 (tie). Singer, TV personality, entertainer (3.4 percent)
6 (tie). Pharmacist (3.4 percent)
8. Zookeeper/pet shop owner/trainer (3 percent)
9 (tie). Dance teacher/dancer/ballerina (2.5 percent)
9 (tie) Designer (2.5 percent)
1. Restauranteur (11.3 percent)
2. Nurse (9.5 percent)
3. Preschool/kindergarten teacher (6.9 percent)
4. Doctor (6.6 percent)
5. School teacher (other than preschhol/kindergarten) (4.4 percent)
6 (tie). Singer, TV personality, entertainer (3.4 percent)
6 (tie). Pharmacist (3.4 percent)
8. Zookeeper/pet shop owner/trainer (3 percent)
9 (tie). Dance teacher/dancer/ballerina (2.5 percent)
9 (tie) Designer (2.5 percent)
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