So what do you think of when you think of "good-looking vegetables"? A questionnaire survey was conducted on 1,060 women in their teens to 30s, and the results were as follows.
What is the "good-looking guy" in the vegetable world?
● Top 3 "good-looking vegetables" announced!
1st place: Asparagus
Asparagus is number one in Dantotsu. Voter turnout is increasing as the age goes up, and almost one in two people in their thirties answered that "the vegetable that I think is the most handsome of the options is asparagus." Nearly 40% of the respondents answered asparagus. 
First place is "Asparagus"
It seems that the smart and stylish image has gained popularity. The tip of the ear is also like a moderately styled "Tsuntsun Hair".
Smart and stylish image
Let's read at the cafe. As for clothes, I think I should wear a white shirt, a jacket, a plain sweater, or something that looks normal but actually expensive.
2nd place: tomato
About 10% of all age groups, tomatoes, which have gained a certain amount of support, are in second place. 
Second place is "tomato"
After all, the red color gives it a lively and youthful image. I have a lot of friends, so I often go to music festivals in groups.
The blue sky suits you
3rd place: teens → cucumber, 20s → potatoes, 30s → cabbage broccoli
3rd place with variations depending on the age. For "potatoes" in their twenties, "rugged masculinity" and "flexibility for any meal" are cited as reasons for answering.
3rd place with variation The answer in the 20s is "potato"
Is it an image that has a good gatai and seems to protect it? Like a rugger man.
A reliable male figure?
● Summary
There is not much difference between the 2nd place and below, and asparagus is the best for women! It was a survey result that shows that I think. Among vegetables, it is expensive and it is not suitable for raw food unless it is fresh, so it does not seem to be a "familiar vegetable", but the sense of distance may be reasonable. When it comes to "vegetables you want to associate with" and "vegetables you want to marry," the story seems to change again.The survey was conducted on the Web in November 2015 by the "Ikemen Research Institute".
