Expo Data
Visitor trends
| Total visitors: | 22,049,544 persons |
| Average visitors per day: | 119,186 persons |
| Most visitors in a single day: | 281,441 persons (September 18) |
| Fewest visitors in a single day: | 43,023 persons (March 25) |
Results of visitor survey
| Visitors' average time at the Expo: | 6 hours and 55 minutes |
| Share of area residents: | 53.0% (Tokai three prefectures) |
| Percentage of repeat visitors: | 38.1% (those who visited twice or more) |
| Percentage of foreign visitors: | 4.6% (average of 5,668 per day) |
| Those who said the Expo was good: | Roughly 80% |
| Those who said they wanted to come again: | Roughly 75% |
| Largest number of visits using a full-season pass: | 270 (includes multiple visits in a single day) |
| Average number of visits by season pass owners: | 11.05 times |
Methods of transportation outside the venue
| Linimo: | 8.54 million persons |
| Station shuttle bus: | 2.26 million persons (including buses between Yakusa Sta. and Expo sites, buses between Fujigaoka Sta. and Expo site for avoiding visitors' waiting. |
| Park and Ride parking areas: | 4.34 million persons |
| Group buses: | 3.37 million persons |
| Others: | 3.54 million persons |
Methods of transportation within the venue
| Morizo Gondola: | 3.36 million persons |
| Intervenue fuel-cell hybrid bus: | 1.00 million persons |
| IMTS: | 1.79 million persons |
| Kiccoro Gondola: | 4.34 million persons |
| Global Tram: | 1.13 million persons |
| Bicycle taxicabs: | 320,000 persons |
Comfort and safety
| Number of people suffering heatstroke or possible heatstroke: | 313 |
| Number of people treated with defibrillators: | 3 |
| Number of lost children cared for: | 584 |
| Number of lost items found: | 28,512 |
Ticket sales
| Total tickets sold: | 17.14 million (as of October 15) |
| Advance tickets sold: | 9.388 million |
| Same-day tickets sold: | 7.752 million |
| Full-season passes sold: | 439,000 |
Visitors at major pavilions
| Japan Pavilion Nagakute: | 3.08 million persons |
| Japan Pavilion Seto: | 690,000 persons |
| Aichi Pavilion Nagakute: | 3.75 million persons |
| Aichi Pavilion Seto: | 930,000 persons |
| Earth Tower Nagoya City: | 3.03 million persons |
| Global House: | 6.96 million persons |
| NGO Global Village: | 2.12 million persons |
| Wanpaku Treasure Island: | 2.70 million persons |
| Wonder Circus-Electric Power Pavilion: | 3.74 million persons |
| JR Central Pavilion: | 6.90 million persons |
| JAMA Wonder Wheel Pavilion: | 1.48 million persons |
| Mitsubishi Pavilion @Earth: | 3.03 million persons |
| Toyota Group Pavilion: | 2.65 million persons |
| Hitachi Group Pavilion: | 1.70 million persons |
| MITSUI-TOSHIBA Pavilion: | 1.63 million persons |
| Mountain of Dreams: | 6.00 million persons |
| Gas Pavilion: | 2.47 million persons |
How Expo 2005 met the BIE's aims for an international exposition
| Participating countries: | 121 |
| Participating international organizations: | 4 |
| Foreign visitors (prime minister-level or higher): | 48 |
| Foreign visitors (cabinet minister-level): | 195 |
| Other important foreign visitors: | 268 |
| Foreign media at the venue: | Approx. 1,800 reporters representing approx. 380 media organizations from approx. 75 countries |
| First Nature's Wisdom Awards (exterior and interior): | Gold Prize won by Republic of Korea, Turkey, the Philippines, and Venezuela |
| Second Nature's Wisdom Awards (message): | Gold Prize won my Germany, Mexico, the Netherlands, and the Andes Amazonian Pavilion |
| Symposiums held: | Seven sessions of the Expo 2005 International Forums: Creation of sustainable society |
| Related international conferences: | Children's Environmental Summit 2005, Forum for a Peaceful Earth and others |
Understanding of the theme
| What visitors felt through their Expo experience | Teenage visitors | All visitors |
| Cutting-edge technology | 94.50% | 87.20% |
| New social systems | 93.00% | 84.80% |
| International exchange | 93.10% | 83.20% |
| Citizen participation | 88.90% | 71.50% |
Changes in thinking and actions of Expo visitors
| Were influenced | 95.40% | 84.50% |
| Were aware of their actions and connected them with their experience | 58.60% | 70.30% |
| Gained knowledge and desire to learn more | 36.80% | 14.20% |
| Nothing, don't know | 4.60% | 15.50% |
Embodiments of the theme that impressed them
| What left the greatest impression | International exchange: 68.6% | Cutting-edge technology: 73.9% |
