在COVID-19大流行期间,谁聚集在一起进行文化活动?东京活动空间用户调查研究

IF 1.7 Q2 SOCIOLOGY
Kurihara Masashi, Fung Wan Yin Kimberly, Sugiyama Satomi
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2019冠状病毒病的全球传播严重影响了包括东亚城市和国家在内的世界各地的文化参与。学者们观察到,由于封锁和其他限制流动的措施等政策反应,文化活动和事件转移到了网上。然而,在大流行期间,面对面的文化活动和在实体空间举行的活动受到的关注相对较少。与东亚其他城市相比,东京的感染控制措施不那么严格,因此在检查文化活动现场集会方面占据了独特的地位。本研究调查了大流行期间东京体育文化活动空间的个人文化参与情况。数据是通过在线问卷调查收集的,调查对象是各种文化活动空间的用户,包括剧院、小剧场、音乐厅、夜总会、音乐场所和抖音活动。分析揭示了持续参与、冠状不参与、逐渐增加参与和新参与四种参与模式,并确定了影响这些模式的社会因素。虽然由于感染的风险,在物理场所的文化参与减少了,但本研究发现,文化活动的类型、对场所的依恋和社会关系促成了参与模式的多样性。这些发现表明,虽然一些受访者的文化参与有所减少,但也以不同的方式保持着。
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Who gathered in place for cultural activities during the COVID-19 pandemic? Studies from event space user survey in Tokyo

The global spread of COVID-19 has significantly affected cultural participation worldwide, including in cities and countries in East Asia. Scholars have observed that cultural activities and events transitioned online due to policy responses, such as lockdowns and other measures that restricted mobility. However, relatively little attention has been paid to face-to-face cultural activities and events held in physical spaces during the pandemic. Tokyo occupies a distinctive position for examining on-site gatherings in place for cultural participation, as its infection control measures are less stringent compared with other East Asian cities. This study investigated individuals' cultural participation in physical cultural event spaces in Tokyo during the pandemic. Data were collected through an online questionnaire survey targeting users of various cultural event spaces, including theaters, small theaters, concert/music halls, nightclubs, music venues, and doujin events. The analysis revealed four participation patterns: continuous participation, corona non-participation, gradually increasing participation, and new participation, and identified the social factors influencing these patterns. Although cultural participation in physical venues was reduced owing to the risk of infection, this study found that the genres of cultural activities, attachment to places, and social ties contributed to the diversity of participation patterns. These findings suggest that while cultural participation has diminished for some respondents, it was also sustained in varied ways.

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