Modern science is establishing indisputable links between biochemistry and personality.

Now it has become possible to chart your personality according to your blood type.

A brilliant Japanese researcher named Masahiko Nomi began to keep records of people's blood types, cross-referencing these with statistics ...

Words from You Are Your Blood Type (1988)

by Toshitaka Nomi and Alexander Besher

Introduction

As Masahiko Nomi, Toshitaka Nomi and Alexander besher once said,

blood types and personality are obviously related.

This is a conclusion from top 10 large-scale surveys, too.

We may have discovered the secret of genes, little by little ...

Results of Large-Scale Surveys over 300,000 People are ALL POSITIVE

How can we examine whether blood types and personality are related?

The easiest way is to ask questions about personality and see if there are differences by blood types.

Well, not only budget, but time and efforts are serious issues to conduct a large questionnaire. However, the world seems to be quite large. Ask, it will be given!

Papers of psychology and reports of Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (of Japan) are surprising blind spots.

According to the book "Blood Type and Personality 3.0 -- Reality Proved bye 300,000 people and AI" by Masayuki Kanazawa (*1), most of large-scale surveys of "blood types and personality" clearly show positive results (pp. 113-114).

Most of large-scale surveys of "blood type and personality" clearly show positive results. I will show you the results of top 10 large-scale surveys. Let’s examine whether there are any differences in statistical data.

Comparing all the 10 surveys, 9 (90%) of them showed positive (Difference=Yes) results. Comparing the number of subjects, 324,037 people (96.5%) out of total 335,766 are so. We thereby can say that positive results are overwhelming.

Top 10 Large-Scale Surveys of "Blood Types and Personality"

No.	Author(s)	No. of Subjects	Differ- ences	Question Items
1	Muto, Nagashima et al. (2012)	193,800	Yes	Personality
2	Masahiko Nomi (1981)	50,000	Yes	Personality
3	Yamazaki & Sakamoto (1991)	32,467	Yes	Personality
4	Peter J. D'adamo (2001)	20,635	Yes	Personality
5	Yutaka Matsui (1991)	11,766	Yes	Personality
6	Kengo Nawata (2014)	11,729	No	Life etc.
7	Shigeyuki Yamaoka (2009)	6,660	Yes	Personality
8	DIMSDRIVE (2004)	4,096	Yes	Personality
9	Chieko Ichikawa (2009)	2,721	Yes	Personality etc.
10	Toshinori Shirasa (1999)	1,894	Yes	Personality
Total	-	335,766	-	-

Note: Personality tests excluded (the reason is described in supplement)

According to Mr. Kanazawa, differences in each large-scale data are found EXCEPT Mr. Nawata's of the sixth place (in red). As you can see from the table above, question items of his paper are limited to money and lifestyle, have nothing to do with personality. On the other hand, all the other nine surveys have question items about personality. In other words, no difference comes out because Mr. Nawata's question items are not of personality ...

This result is also the same of a Korea's consumer behavior survey (*2). The nature of Korean consumers is thought to differ by their blood types, but actually, little difference is found in the questionnaire on consumption behavior. Question items are not directly related to personality.

*1 Masayuki Kanazawa (2018) Blood Type and Personality 3.0 -- Reality Proved by 300,000 people and AI

Also see his original book in Japanese (2016) Why are Type B Women so Popular? -- 300,000 Population Data Solve the Mystery of Blood Type 金澤正由樹 B型女性はなぜ人気があるのか－30万人のデータが解く血液型の謎

*2 Kwan Ho Suk, Ji Eun Koo (2012) Blood Type and Consumer Behavior: Fact or Fiction?
http://kisseng.kstudy.com/journal/thesis_name.asp?key=3064524