R2年次の国勢調査を用いて墨田区のデータからドラッグストアの出店を考えてみました。

背景
人口推移：生産年齢を中心に、総人口は横ばいか微増、少子化傾向あり

居住期間：10年未満の割合が高く、流出入が活発

交通手段：電車が圧倒的な移動手段であり、自動車保有率は低い

従業地：墨田区に居住しながら他エリアにて従業

推察
生産年齢層が電車にて従業しており、駅周辺の徒歩圏内が商圏となる
そのため駅周辺への出店が集客効率が高い
立地および固定費の面から小規模店となる
商品構成は生産年齢で子供のいない層を対象

“Why Are Drugstores Located Near Train Stations? – Insights from Sumida Ward Data Using the R2 Population Census”

Utilizing data from the R2 population census, we examine the factors influencing the establishment of drugstores within Sumida Ward.

Background:
Population Trends: With a focus on the working-age population, the overall population remains stable or slightly increasing, accompanied by a trend of declining birth rates.

Residential Tenure: A significant proportion of residents have lived in the area for less than 10 years, indicating active migration patterns.

Transportation Modes: Trains are the dominant mode of transportation, while car ownership rates are low.

Place of Employment: Many residents of Sumida Ward work in areas outside of the ward itself.

Analysis:
The working-age population predominantly relies on train commutes, making the vicinity around train stations a primary commercial zone.
As a result, establishing drugstores near train stations proves highly effective for attracting customers.
Considering location and fixed costs, these stores tend to be smaller in scale to optimize efficiency.