Due to insufficient crude oil supply, 70% of Japanese people believe the government should call for energy conservation.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on May 17th that a recent public opinion survey in Japan shows that, in the face of insufficient crude oil supply, 70% of Japanese citizens believe the government should call for energy-saving measures. Recently, Japan’s crude oil imports have sharply decreased, leading to two releases of oil reserves and widespread concerns. Kyodo News conducted a telephone survey from the 16th to the 17th, asking the public about issues such as insufficient supply of crude oil and its derivatives. The survey results released on the 17th show that 70.5% of respondents said the Japanese government should call for measures to save energy and resources. Regarding naphtha, a key raw material for producing plastics, 70.6% of respondents said they felt "uneasy" due to insufficient supply.```