Japan: revenue from entry fees and shows entertainment facility industry

In 2019, the revenue generated from entry fees and performances in the entertainment facility industry in Japan amounted to approximately 505 billion Japanese yen. Music was the largest segment in terms of generated revenue, followed by the theater segment.

Revenue generated from entry fees and performances in the entertainment facility industry in Japan from 2016 to 2019 (in billion Japanese yen)

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Release date

July 2021

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Region

Japan

Survey time period

2016 to 2019

Number of respondents

954 businesses of which 740 gave valid answers

Method of interview

Postal questionnaire

Supplementary notes

The entertainment facility industry consists of following segments: sport, theater, performances, music, fine art, events, and other.
The sport segment includes baseball, soccer, sumo, boxing, wrestling, etc.
The theater segment includes drama, opera, kabuki, puppet shows, musicals, ballet, traditional dance, (theater) plays, ballads, etc.
The performances segment includes rakugo (traditional comic storytelling), manzai (traditional stand-up comedy), kodan (traditional storytelling), rokyoku (traditional narrative singing), exhibitions, acrobatics, etc.
The music segment includes various music concerts (popular music, classic music, etc.), recitals, dinner shows, etc.
The fine art segment includes exhibitions of paintings, art exhibitions, calligraphy exhibitions, sculpture exhibitions, etc.
The event segment includes festivities, athletic meetings, various gatherings, lectures, movie screenings, various events, etc.
The other segment is comprised of things that are not included above.

100 Japanese yen equal 0.74 U.S. dollars or 0.70 euros as of December 2022.
Values have been rounded.

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