年代・性別でアンテナが違う?テーマパークの魅力と距離感|1,000人調査
NQ スコア
92/100
AI サマリー(NQ 加工済み)
A survey of 1,000 Japanese adults reveals a polarized view of theme parks. While Tokyo Disneyland is the most visited and highest-rated park, a significant 94.1% of non-visitors express no interest in going. Ghibli Park is the most anticipated future destination, and Universal Studios Japan (USJ) successfully attracts both Disney veterans and newcomers. The study also identifies clear preference divides based on gender (atmosphere vs. attractions) and age (recent activity vs. distant memory).
AI 分析
よくある質問
- Q: Which theme park was rated the best by experienced visitors?
- A: Tokyo Disneyland was chosen as the 'best park visited' by 32.5% of experienced visitors, making it the top choice, well ahead of Universal Studios Japan (USJ) at 16.5%.
- Q: What is the opinion of people who have never been to Tokyo Disneyland?
- A: The survey found that among people who have never visited Tokyo Disneyland, a vast majority of 94.1% stated that they have no desire to go.
- Q: Which theme park are people most interested in visiting in the future?
- A: Ghibli Park was ranked number one as the theme park people 'want to visit someday,' receiving 14.6% of the votes, with particularly strong interest from women in their 30s.
- Q: How do men and women differ in what they enjoy at theme parks?
- A: Women tend to place more value on the park's overall world-view and atmosphere (47.8%), character experiences, and merchandise. Men, on the other hand, slightly favor the attractions (50.6%).
- Q: How does age influence theme park attendance habits?
- A: As age increases, theme park visits become more of a distant memory; for those in their 50s, people who last visited over 10 years ago outnumber recent visitors by about 7 to 1. Conversely, one-third of people in their 20s are a 'completely indoor group' who do not visit theme parks or other entertainment facilities.