About Half of Japanese and South Koreans Report Being Almost Constantly Connected to the Internet, U.S. Think Tank Survey

A U.S. think tank survey found that approximately half of respondents in Japan and South Korea report being almost constantly connected to the internet. This finding highlights the advanced digital connectivity and high smartphone penetration rates in both East Asian nations.\n\nThe survey results underscore the significant role of digital technology in daily life across Japan and South Korea, reflecting both countries' advanced telecommunications infrastructure and widespread adoption of mobile internet services. The high connectivity rates indicate strong integration of digital services into work, education, entertainment, and social interactions.\n\nThis level of internet connectivity has important implications for economic development, social behavior, and policy planning in both countries. The findings suggest that digital transformation initiatives and online service development will continue to be crucial areas for business growth and government policy focus. The survey data provides valuable insights into changing lifestyle patterns and the increasing dependence on digital connectivity in modern Asian societies.