In recent years, the prevalence of two-dimensional culture has not only been limited to watching and discussing in front of the screen, but has gradually penetrated into our daily life. The Holy Land Tour is one of the products of the prevalence of the two-dimensional culture, and the Holy Land Tour in Japan has formed a mature and complete tourism industry chain.
Every year, many two-dimensional enthusiasts go to Japan for a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and take photos at their favorite anime spots. It is undoubtedly a good thing for the local government and residents to have people who want to travel to their cities, after all, it can greatly promote the economy of the surrounding businesses.
However, due to the increasing number of pilgrimage sites, there are also some problems in many places of pilgrimage, such as the level crossing attraction in "Slam Dunk", because there are too many pilgrimage fans, the government has to send police to stay for a long time to ensure the personal safety of tourists and residents, and there are many pilgrims, and the surrounding sanitation situation has also become a big problem.
According to incomplete statistics, Japan's current holy land tour attractions have approached five figures, and this number is still increasing, but many of these increasing anime attractions are indiscriminately filled, and there is no value of visiting, if you really want to go to Japan for a holy land tour, you can refer to the list of 88 animation holy places recommended by the Japan Animation Tourism Association every year.
Recently, some Japanese media found that many two-dimensional fans from abroad are not only satisfied with the visual enjoyment brought to them by the Holy Land Tour, but have directly started the influence of moving to the Holy Land of Anime, and many foreign fans have begun to do so.
Most of them are young people, and these people have not only moved to the vicinity of the anime mecca, but have even found jobs in the local area and settled down for a long time.
Among the current cases of moving to the Holy Land, there are the following Japanese animations:
"The Girl and the Chariot", "Ice Candy", "Free!", "Takagi-san", "Saga Idol is a Legend", "Halo of Happiness", "Order of the Celestial Bodies", "The Flying Witch"
Many Japanese cities have also expressed warm welcome to the occurrence of this phenomenon, the main reason is that the aging problem in Japan is becoming more and more serious, and many cities have an age gap.
Of course, moving to the anime mecca will also bring some problems, such as the increase in population, which will lead to an increase in the competitiveness of the employment environment and resource allocation, but in my opinion, this population does not seem to occupy too much employment environment and resources, so the advantages outweigh the disadvantages.