“Detective Conan” ranks first for 5 consecutive weeks! “Godzilla” series and “GeGeGe no Kitaro” are also in the TOP 5, flat-rate video distribution service viewership point ranking announced for the first week of May 2024

GEM Partners announced on May 8th that the number of viewers by content (*1) for the first week of May 2024 (April 29, 2024 to May 5, 2024) was calculated across multiple flat-rate video distribution services. We have announced the several point rankings (overall, male, female).

We listen to the entertainment we have reached (videos/manga/books/app games/home/PC games/music[artists]/radio/podcasts) on a daily basis using an open-ended response method, and perform weekly aggregation.

Of the entertainment you listened to, only the content you watched using a flat-rate video distribution service for video content is included.

Names are collated and aggregated using an entertainment content dictionary developed by GEM Partners, and those who answered that they watched even part of the content are counted as viewers, without distinguishing between the number of seasons or episodes watched by each content. Even if you watch it multiple times, it still counts as 1 count (*2).

In the ranking, the “Godzilla'' series and “GeGeGe no Kitaro'' are in the top 5. Additionally, “Detective Conan'' was ranked number one for five consecutive weeks.

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[Survey method]Internet questionnaire

[Survey target]Men and women aged 15 to 69 living in Japan

[Total number of respondents]Approximately 24,500 people (approximately 3,500 people daily)

[Target period]Monday to Sunday

[Numerical weighting]Weighting of respondents by gender and age based on demographic statistics released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

*1: Due to the open-ended nature of the answers, there are cases where it is not possible to distinguish based on the content name alone, so for some content, the theatrical version, anime version, and live-action version are combined and counted.

Example) TV anime “ONE PIECE” and live-action version “ONE PIECE” are counted as “ONE PIECE”. In addition, the movie version of “ONE PIECE FILM RED” is also counted as “ONE PIECE” because there are cases where the answer is “ONE PIECE.”

*2: Due to updates to the name matching dictionary, values ​​may be revised retroactively.