Living Satisfaction Rankings 2025 in Toyama Prefecture
A recent study conducted by Daiwa Kenta Co., Ltd., headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, has unveiled the results of the "Living Satisfaction Rankings 2025 in Toyama Prefecture." This survey, the largest of its kind, reflects the satisfaction levels of residents in various municipalities within the prefecture.
Key Findings of the 2025 Living Satisfaction Rankings
The study revealed that Toyama City has topped the rankings, reclaiming its title as the most desirable living area from last year's second place. Following Toyama City, Tono City and Imizu City secured the second and third positions respectively, with Imizu City maintaining its place for the second consecutive year.
Toyama City: Top of the Charts
The vibrant capital of Toyama Prefecture, Toyama City is strategically located between the scenic Toyama Bay to the north and the renowned Tateyama mountain range to the south, providing its residents with both natural beauty and convenience. Its well-developed public transport system, including trams, trains, and buses, facilitates seamless connectivity across the city, and with the addition of the Hokuriku Shinkansen, access to other regions is remarkably easy. The tight-knit local community, alongside easy access to supermarkets and convenience stores, makes day-to-day living enjoyable, ultimately leading to its rise in the rankings.
Imizu City Maintains Strong Position
Imizu City has also made noticeable progress, enhancing its ranking from sixth to fifth this year. Its high ratings in factors such as cost of living, safety, and disaster preparedness provide a safe and secure environment for its residents, significantly contributing to its improved standing in the survey.
Desired Living Area Rankings 2025 in Toyama Prefecture
In a parallel survey, the findings of the Toyama Prefecture's "Desired Living Area Rankings 2025" were released. This year's top spot went to the 23 wards of Tokyo, followed closely by Toyama City in second place and Kanazawa City, which has remained third for three consecutive years.
Tokyo Takes the Lead
Notably, the 23 wards of Tokyo have regained the top position from last year, reflecting the metropolis's enduring appeal. Despite its distance from Toyama, the commercial opportunities and urban environment continue to draw people. Toyama City, however, continues to hold its own, demonstrating the quality of life it offers without the hustle and bustle of larger cities.
Overall Resident Sentiments
Interestingly, a recent statistic highlighted that 76.7% of respondents expressed a favorable view of their current residence, with 21.6% indicating a desire to remain where they currently live, further underscoring overall satisfaction within the region.
Study Details
The survey was conducted online by Macromill for residents aged 20 and over in Toyama Prefecture from February 21 to March 10, 2025, involving 1,531 participants. The robust method of collecting data ensures that the insights reflect the true sentiments of the community, capturing a diverse demographic.
The findings of both rankings are integral to understanding the ongoing trends and preferences of residents in Toyama, shedding light on what makes a location desirable and satisfying from the viewpoint of its inhabitants. As such, these results inform future developments and initiatives aimed at enhancing the living experience throughout Toyama Prefecture.
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