Growing 'Delivery' Usage
2025-11-27 01:15:06

Survey Highlights the Growing Convenience and Utility of 'Delivery to Location' Services in Japan

Recent Survey Highlights Convenience in Delivery Services



Yamato Transport Co., headquartered in Chuo City, Tokyo, recently conducted a survey regarding the utility and convenience of their 'delivery to location' service from November 8 to November 14, 2025. With 11,735 participants responding, the survey aimed to gauge how users feel about this service after its introduction in June 2024. This initiative, part of Yamato’s effort to adapt to evolving consumer needs, is designed to provide more convenient and reliable methods for receiving packages.

Survey Findings


Increased Usage of Delivery Services


The survey revealed that around 70% of individuals with experience using 'delivery to location' stated they had increased their usage over the past year. The overall experience rate for 'delivery to location,' including services not offered by Yamato, remained steady at 75.0%. This suggests that consumers are increasingly opting for this service as their lifestyles evolve.

  • - Usage Patterns: Feedback indicates a notable increase in preferences for 'delivery to location' and delivery boxes relative to in-person handovers.
  • - With 44% of users still preferring face-to-face delivery, a significant 36.9% have embraced 'delivery to location,' showcasing a shift towards personalized delivery options tailored to individual lifestyles.

Advantages of Using Delivery to Location


Among the benefits, users most frequently cited freedom from time constraints (86.3%) and the elimination of the hassle of re-delivery (73.1%) as major reasons for utilizing the service. Interestingly, last year's most common reason was to avoid inconveniencing delivery drivers, illustrating a shift towards prioritizing user convenience.

Additionally, an increasing number of users (approximately 28.9%) prefer using 'delivery to location' when they are home, indicating a trend towards integrating delivery into daily routines rather than solely opting for it during absences. Reasons include managing errands or attending to household chores.

Safety Concerns and Solutions


While many appreciate the convenience, concerns regarding potential theft and damage remain prevalent. In response, 39.6% of those who have used 'delivery to location' take proactive measures by specifying delivery time slots to ensure their packages are not left unattended for extended periods.

  • - Trust Measures: The most frequently cited reason for not using 'delivery to location' was apprehension about theft (66.3%), followed by fears of the package getting wet in the rain (43.8%). To mitigate these concerns, Yamato has introduced features allowing users to select time windows for deliveries.

Advanced Security Features


Yamato is also addressing these issues through advanced measures such as the 'Multi-Digital Key Platform,' which facilitates 'delivery to location' in buildings with automatic locking systems. This system allows for secure access, helping delivery personnel manage their responsibilities more efficiently while enhancing safety for residents.

Conclusion


Overall, the survey underscores a positive trend towards the increased usage of delivery services in Japan. As consumer preferences evolve, Yamato Transport remains committed to improving and expanding their service offerings, ensuring that package delivery continues to be a safe, reliable, and convenient experience for everyone. With ongoing technological innovations and strong focus on user needs, the future looks bright for ‘delivery to location’ services.

For more details, please visit the Yamato Transport website or explore their recent initiatives aimed at enhancing user experience in package delivery.


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