The latest survey results released by Macromill, a Japanese online survey company, show that if the husband helps with housework and is good at cooking, the relationship between husband and wife is relatively happy.

The company launched an online survey of married women over 20 years old in April. As for the relationship between husband and wife, the respondents were asked to evaluate their husband-wife relationship according to four standards: "happy", "relatively happy", "not so happy" and "not happy". The husband's cooking skills were also investigated.

Among the 516 people who responded, "happy" families accounted for 39% of the total. Only among the women who answered “Her husband is good at cooking”, 67.6% believed that their family was “happy”. The happiness rate of families whose husbands are not good at cooking is only 28.9%.

If the husband "participates in cooking and cleaning up the housework after meals", the family happiness rate is 48.6%. In families where the husband hardly participates in housework, the satisfaction rate is 31.8%.

The survey results show that 75.8% of married women in Japan cook dinner almost every day, and 59.5% of women said that "no matter how busy they are, they still want their husbands to eat meals cooked by themselves." However, some Half said they had been "angry" because of their husband's criticism.

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