Studying in Japan: Where is the best place to sell ice cream?

The highest sales volume of ice cream is Ishikawa Prefecture, followed by Fukui Prefecture. The average temperature in these two places from June to September is only about 20℃. Okinawa, the hottest county in the country, actually ranks the bottom in sales.

The family ratio and housing ownership rate of it runs among families in Ishikawa County are very high, and the disposable income of families is also in the forefront of the country. People spend significantly more on snacks than in other regions. Because it runs in the family, grandparents often buy ice cream for their grandchildren, which greatly increases the sales of local ice cream. In addition to ice cream, the sales of snacks and chocolates in Ishikawa Prefecture also ranked first. The people in this county have always loved sweets, and they are called "Sweet Food County" in Japan. Although the weather in Okinawa is hot, people like to drink tea because of traditional cultural customs, so people generally use tea to relieve the heat, so ice cream is not very popular.