[Original survey] Number of visitors by area for major leisure and customer attraction facilities nationwide – 2023 survey results published in the November 2024 issue of “Monthly Leisure Industry Materials” Sogo Unicom Co., Ltd. Press release: November 12, 2024 [Independent research] Data on number of visitors by area for major leisure and customer-attracting facilities nationwide – 2023 survey results published in the November 2024 issue of “Monthly Leisure Industry Materials” Special feature “Major leisure/customer attraction facilities [by area] 2023 visitor data” Sogo Unicom Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo) conducted an independent survey on the operational performance and customer attraction trends for 2023 at major leisure and customer attraction facilities across the country. From this survey, we extracted, tabulated and analyzed the top 100 facilities in terms of annual visitor numbers (limited to facilities with paid admission), and the results were featured in the November issue of Monthly Leisure Industry Materials (No. 698). “Major leisure and customer attraction facilities [by area] 2023 visitor data” It was published on November 1, 2024. [Summary of survey results] The speed of recovery is slowing down, but it is just a breath away from reaching pre-coronavirus levels Facilities with a high ratio of foreigners are doing well due to the return of inbound tourists ◎ Overall :The top 3 growth rates from 2019 are the same as the top 3 foreign visitor ratios. The correlation cannot be overlooked. ◎ Amusement park/Theme park : Although there are facilities that are doing well, such as “Yomiuriland” which has reached the 2 million mark, the overall performance is not as high as in 2019. ◎ Zoo : One step closer to the 2019 level. At Tokyo Ueno Zoo, which saw a sharp increase last year, the pace of increase has slowed down to 106.8% compared to the previous year. ◎ Aquarium : Many aquariums in the Tokyo metropolitan area have attracted more than 1 million visitors, exceeding the number of visitors in 2019. ◎ Museum : Recovery was delayed until 2022 because most of the facilities were indoors, but the top-ranked National Museum of Nature and Science exceeded 2 million visitors, and the New National Museum of Art also saw rapid growth. ◎ Park/Garden :Of the 11 facilities that ranked in the top 100 in number of visitors, only three exceeded the number of visitors in 2019. [ 2023 FY2023 Attendance data for paid admission facilities by area (Excerpt from top 5 facilities) 】 Facility name/Location/Number of visitors/Comparison with previous year/Comparison with FY2019 [Hokkaido/Tohoku Area] “Asahikawa City Asahiyama Zoo” exceeds 1 million visitors for the first time in 3 years Asahikawa City Asahiyama Zoo / Hokkaido / 1,293,543 / 111.2% / 93.0% Goryokaku Tower / Hokkaido / 940,354 / 131.5% / 105.3% Spa Resort Hawaiians / Fukushima Prefecture / 930,412 / 125.1% / 85.8% View flower garden Shikisai no Oka / Hokkaido / 906,920 / 171.5% / — Sendai Umino-Mori Aquarium/Miyagi Prefecture/900,000/118.0%/111.0% [Kanto area] “TDR” increased by 24.5% compared to the previous year due to the effects of the 40th anniversary event and an increase in foreign customers Tokyo Disneyland/Tokyo DisneySea/Chiba Prefecture/27,507,000/124.5%/94.8% Hitachi Seaside Park/Ibaraki Prefecture/1,836,767/103.9%/80.2% Enoshima Aquarium/Kanagawa Prefecture/1,493,294/94.8%/104.1% Yokohama/Hakkeijima Sea Paradise Aqua Resorts/Kanagawa
Prefecture/1,468,000/103.9%/116.4% Ashikaga Flower Park / Tochigi Prefecture / 1,381,763 / 99.3% / 186.5% [Tokyo Area] 75% of visitors to “teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM” are foreigners Tokyo Skytree (R) / Sumida Ward / 4,470,000 / 156.3% / 124.2% Tokyo Ueno Zoo / Taito Ward / 3,264,275 / 106.8% / 93.8% teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM/Koto
Ward/2,600,000/197.0%/— Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden/Shinjuku Ward/2,506,000/130.6%/114.4% National Museum of Nature and Science / Taito Ward / 2,462,059 / 133.6% / 90.0% [Hokuetsu/Tokai Area] “21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa” increased by 11.9% compared to the previous year despite earthquake damage Nagoya City / Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Garden / Aichi Prefecture / 2,648,236 / 111.1% / 131.1% Port of Nagoya Aquarium / Aichi Prefecture / 2,436,101 / 118.1% / 121.7% Special Place of Scenic Beauty Kenrokuen / Ishikawa Prefecture / 2,140,515 / 97.1% / 81.0% 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa / Ishikawa Prefecture / 1,974,773 / 111.9% / 84.6% Suzuka Circuit / Mie Prefecture / 1,299,536 / 105.2% / 63.6% [Kinki/Chu-Shikoku Area] “Umeda Sky Building/Floating Garden Observation Deck” has made great progress, increasing by more than 2.5 times compared to the previous year Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum/Hiroshima Prefecture/1,981,782/175.9%/112.7% Tennoji Zoo/Osaka Prefecture/1,714,317/122.8%/115.4% Umeda Sky Building/Floating Garden Observatory/Osaka Prefecture/1,485,000/273.0%/136.2% Hirakata Park/Osaka Prefecture/1,066,000/104.0%/77.4% Adventure World / Wakayama Prefecture / 930,600 / 87.1% / 110.7% [Kyushu/Okinawa area] “Marine World Uminonakamichi” returns to the 1 million mark Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium/Okinawa Prefecture/2,956,092/136.6%/89.0% National Uminonakamichi Seaside Park / Fukuoka Prefecture / 1,191,028 / 108.3% / — Marine World Uminonakamichi / Fukuoka Prefecture / 1,096,060 / 122.7% / 128.9% Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum / Nagasaki Prefecture / 736,322 / 122.1% / 106.3% Glover Garden / Nagasaki Prefecture / 729,639 / 111.9% / — (C) Sogo Unicom 2024 *When quoting information contained in this press release, please indicate “Source: Sogo Unicom Co., Ltd.’s Monthly Leisure Industry Materials.”
“Monthly Leisure Industry Data” November issue (No.698) Published on November 1, 2024 / A4 size / Vertical / 108 pages / List price 8,800 yen (8,000 yen) [Special Feature] Major leisure/customer attraction facilities [by area] 2023 visitor data Analysis of the past five years and expectations for the new leisure scene 【OVERVIEW】 Customer attraction status of top 100 paid facilities in 2023 [Trends by area] Hokkaido/Tohoku area/Kanto area/Tokyo area /Hokuetsu/Tokai
area/Kinki/Chugoku/Shikoku area/Kyushu/Okinawa area [Expectations for the next leisure scene born from “new”] [INTERVIEW] Connecting the private sector and local governments to make leisure facilities the leading role in solving social issues and regional revitalization Nippon Theme Park Development Co., Ltd. Executive Officer/Former Tokushima Mayor Sawako Naito [VIEWS] OPEN UNIVERSE
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