Survey Following Publication of Chikyu no Arukikata: Narita Airport and Airport CityWe designed the questionnaire, conducted the survey, and analyzed the results for an impact and satisfaction survey concerning the book experience.

Book-Experience Survey for Chikyu no Arukikata: Narita Airport and Airport City
　Stat Agent has been askedFollowing publication of Chikyu no Arukikata: Narita Airport and Airport City in February 2027,we conducted a survey concerning the book experience, focusing onimpact and satisfaction.We were responsible for questionnaire design, survey implementation, aggregation, and analysis.
　The survey design emphasized the book experience as a starting point for understanding how readers develop interest in Narita Airport and the Airport City area and how the book may influence behavioral intentions and perceptions of the region.
　Rather than limiting the survey to general impressions or satisfaction after reading,we sought to assess awareness, interest, understanding, intention to visit, intention to recommend, and impressions of the regional brandfrom multiple perspectives, with the aim of producing analyses useful for tourism, regional collaboration, and promotion of the airport metropolitan area.

Survey OverviewOn this page,Book-Experience Survey Following Publication of Chikyu no Arukikata: Narita Airport and Airport CityThis page explains, within the scope that can be made public, our approach to questionnaire design, survey implementation, aggregation, and analysis. Information that could identify respondents, non-public aggregated results, unverified figures, and individual responses are not included.

Significance of an Impact and Satisfaction Survey on the Book Experience
　Survey ObjectiveBooks about tourism and local information do more than provide information; they may influence readers' interest in a region, intention to visit, interest in touring the area, willingness to recommend it, and perceptions of the regional brand.
　Accordingly, this survey was designed to determine what readers found appealing, what information was associated with behavioral intentions, and how satisfied they were by usinga questionnaire capable of measuring both the impact of the book experience and reader satisfaction.was conducted.

Visualizing the Appeal of Narita Airport and Airport City through Survey Research
　Understanding the RegionChikyu no Arukikata: Narita Airport and Airport City is expected to create a reading experience that expands interest from Narita Airport to tourism, food, culture, industry, transportation, and other regional resources in the surrounding area.
　To evaluate the effects of such a book, it is important to identify not only which regions or themes readers became interested in, but also whether, after reading, they felt that theywanted to visit, wanted to learn more, wanted to recommend the area to someone else, or had changed the way they viewed the region.These post-reading reactions are important indicators of impact.
　The questionnaire was structured so that Narita Airport and surrounding communities could be considered as an integrated area and issues related to awareness formation and regional branding of the airport metropolitan area could be examined.

Design of Questionnaire Items and Survey Structure
　Questionnaire DesignThe questionnaire was structured to organize, according to the research objectives, reader attributes, how respondents learned about the book, reading status, memorable content, satisfaction, understanding, intention to visit, intention to travel around the area, intention to recommend, intention to reread, and free-text impressions.
　Key areas of inquiry includedOverall satisfaction with the book, clarity of information, evaluation of photographs and page design, change in interest in Narita Airport, change in interest in the Airport City area, intention to visit the region, influence on tourism and consumer behavior, and requests for improvementThese were among the principal topics considered.
　were included so that the survey could examine not only the level of satisfaction but also which elements may be associated with changes in readers' attitudes and behavioral intentions.

Analytical Perspectives for Measuring Impact
　Impact AnalysisWhen examining the impact of a book experience, it is necessary to consider not only reader satisfaction but also post-reading changes in awareness, stimulation of interest, intention to visit, intention to seek further information, and willingness to share through word of mouth or social media.
　Stat Agent accepts a wide range of consultations regardingCross-tabulation, comparisons by respondent attributes, satisfaction analysis, free-text analysis, importance-satisfaction analysis, examination of latent factors, correlation analysis, and regression analysiscan be selected according to the survey objectives and data characteristics and organized in a form suitable for reports and future planning.

Identifying Improvement Opportunities and Communication Strengths from Satisfaction Surveys
　Satisfaction SurveyA satisfaction survey should assess not only overall evaluation of the book but also page design, readability, clarity of photographs, maps, and columns, usefulness of the information, how effectively the appeal of the region is communicated, and the extent to which expectations were met.
　Organizing the survey results can reveal which elements readers evaluated highly, what they wanted to learn more about, what should be emphasized in future promotion, and which aspects of information design may need improvement.
　Satisfaction surveys of this kind can serve asfoundational evidence for evaluating the book, understanding readers, developing regional promotion, and improving future initiatives.They can support evidence-based planning.

Organizing Reader Voices through Free-Text Analysis
　Free-Text AnalysisFree-text responses can reveal reader impressions, specific reactions, expectations, and requests for improvement that are difficult to capture through closed-ended questions alone.
　Rather than merely listing comments, free-text responses can be converted into actionable insights by organizing them into meaningful units and identifying similar opinions and recurring themes.
　Stat Agent accepts a wide range of consultations regardingClassification of free-text responses, coding, categorization, keyword organization, classification of positive comments and improvement requests, and articulation of implicationsare used to visualize reader voices in an accessible manner.

Preparing Survey Reports That Integrate Numerical Data and Narrative Responses
　Report PreparationIn a survey of the book experience, it is important to organize not only average satisfaction scores and percentages, but also why respondents formed those evaluations, what information stimulated interest, and which regions or themes resonated with readers.
　By combining quantitative patterns with concrete narratives from free-text responses,we prepared reports that clarify key survey findings, practical implications, areas for future improvement, and potential applications to regional promotion.This integrated approach makes the findings easier to use in decision-making.

Consideration of Research Ethics, Personal Information Protection, and Scope of Disclosure
　Research EthicsQuestionnaire surveys require careful handling of respondents' personal information and free-text responses. Answers about book experiences and impressions of regions may include personal experiences, place of residence, travel experiences, and tourism behavior.
　Therefore, when publishing survey-related information,it is important not to disclose information that could identify individuals, not to state unverified figures or conclusions as facts, and to clearly define the scope of information that can be made public.It is therefore important to protect privacy and clearly define what can be disclosed. This page does not present specific individual responses or non-public survey results and instead focuses on an overview of survey design and analytical support.

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Questionnaire Survey Support for Educational Institutions, Local Governments, and Companies
　Scope of SupportStat Agent provides integrated support for educational institutions, local governments, research organizations, tourism-related organizations, and companies, covering questionnaire design, survey-form development, aggregation, statistical analysis, free-text analysis, and report preparation.
　Depending on the research topic, we combine services such asClarification of survey objectives, question design, response-format design, preparation of summary tables, graph creation, cross-tabulation, statistical analysis, free-text analysis, and report preparationcan be combined and delivered in a form suitable for research, communications, and business improvement.

Survey Support for Tourism and Regional Branding
　Research concerning tourism, regional branding, airport metropolitan areas, and communication of regional resources requires careful understanding of the awareness and behavioral intentions of readers, users, and visitors, together with analytical skill that connects findings to practical initiatives.
　Through projects such as the book-experience survey following publication of Chikyu no Arukikata: Narita Airport and Airport City, Stat Agent supportsquestionnaire design, satisfaction surveys, impact surveys, free-text analysis, tourism-marketing research, and evaluation of regional-promotion effectivenessto facilitate evidence-based decision-making.

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