【スタジアム問題】確実に儲かる日しか開けない？ピースウィング広島が抱える致命的な欠陥

This time, we'll delve into the structural problems of the sports business and designated management system at "Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima," a stadium that has garnered nationwide attention since its opening, addressing issues not typically covered in news reports. This massive facility, built with enormous public funds, was conceived as a "city-center stadium" and a "place to nurture children's dreams." However, examining its operation from the perspective of families with young children reveals a harsh reality: the impressive kids' play area is only open on game days, and the fees are inflated to private market rates. Why are the shutters closed on weekdays? This stems from a distortion of incentives caused by the designated management system and the "independent accounting" model responsible for stadium operations. A private facility (HiroPa) operates daily, bearing the risk of out-of-pocket expenses, while the stadium operates only on profitable days, without incurring any debt. From this grotesque contrast, we will thoroughly explain the "contradictions of public facilities" inherent in the current Japanese stadium business. In this era, it's not just about building the physical structure (hardware), but also about how and for whom it will be operated (software). What are your thoughts on the business models of stadiums and arenas, and how they should be integrated with the local community? Please share your honest opinions in the comments section, whether it's "It can't be helped because it's a designated management system" or "They could have done more." We will read all comments! If you found this video helpful or thought-provoking, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel! [Table of Contents (Chapters)] 0:00 Introduction 1:29 Chapter 1: The Facilities Exist 3:25 Chapter 2: Facilities That Can Truly Be Used on a Daily basis 6:07 Chapter 3: Facilities That Only Open on Match Days 8:56 Chapter 4: The Distorted Designated Management System 13:06 Conclusion #PeaceWingHiroshima #StadiumProblem #SanfrecceHiroshima #SportsBusiness #DesignatedManagementSystem #JLeague