Decline in domestic ski demand due to the declining birth rate, an aging population, population decline and economic stagnation
First written in FY2017. 3 of 9 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2024.
1 other company's latest entry also says "Restated".
- FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「If the skiing population in Japan declines in the future due to the declining birthrate, population aging and population decline, intensifying competition with other domestic ski resorts and other factors could affect the Group's business performance and financial condition.」
The risk of a decline in the domestic skiing population due to the declining birthrate, population aging and population decline has been reconfirmed, with a policy of responding through initiatives for children and non-skiers and inbound sales efforts. - FY2024-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「Since the global spread of COVID-19, inbound demand has not been expected due to restrictions on entry from overseas, while the market has been shrinking as a result of population aging. Accordingly, the Group has focused on initiatives for children and non-skiers, a new customer channel, to increase the number of domestic visitors.」
The Group continues to assume a contraction in the domestic market due to population aging and has reconfirmed its policy of responding through initiatives for children and non-skiers. - FY2022WorsenedAnnual report
「The impact on the economy of COVID-19 and surging energy and raw-material prices has also become apparent.」
The disclosure states that, in addition to infectious diseases, the impact of surging energy and raw-material prices has become apparent as an economic-environment risk. - FY2022-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Inbound demand is not expected this winter season either due to restrictions on entry from overseas, while the market is shrinking as a result of population aging.」
The contraction of the domestic market due to restrictions on entry from overseas and population aging has been reconfirmed as a risk underlying efforts to develop domestic customers. - FY2021Update to the number of visitors to JapanAnnual report
「Due to the impact of COVID-19, the number of visitors to Japan in 2020 fell to approximately 4.11 million, down approximately 87.1% year on year, according to estimates by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO). However, a recovery and increase in visitors to Japan is expected over the medium to long term.」
The external-market data related to the risk of declining domestic demand due to the declining birthrate, population aging and population decline was updated to approximately 4.11 million visitors to Japan in 2020, down approximately 87.1% year on year. - FY2020Update to the number of visitors to JapanAnnual report
「The number of visitors to Japan in 2019 reached a record high of approximately 31.88 million, up approximately 2.2% year on year, according to estimates by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).」
The external-market data related to the risk of declining demand due to the domestic declining birthrate, population aging and population decline was updated to approximately 31.88 million visitors to Japan in 2019, up approximately 2.2% year on year. - FY2019Update to the number of visitors to JapanAnnual report
「The number of visitors to Japan in 2018 reached a record high of approximately 31.19 million, up approximately 8.7% year on year, according to estimates by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).」
The external-market data related to the risk of declining demand due to the domestic declining birthrate, population aging and population decline was updated to approximately 31.19 million visitors to Japan in 2018, up approximately 8.7% year on year. - FY2018Update to the number of visitors to JapanAnnual report
「The number of visitors to Japan in 2017 reached a record high of approximately 28.69 million, up approximately 19.3% year on year, according to estimates by the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).」
The external-market data related to the domestic declining birthrate, population aging and population decline risk was updated to approximately 28.69 million visitors to Japan, up approximately 19.3% year on year. - FY2017First statedAnnual report
「In Japan, issues have been identified including the declining birthrate, population aging, population decline, sluggish consumption, deteriorating employment conditions, stagnant corporate activity and an increase in the consumption tax rate.」
The risk that domestic demographic and economic conditions could affect the future skiing population and business performance was disclosed. External-market data showing approximately 24.03 million visitors to Japan, up approximately 21.8% year on year, was also included.