《鬼灭之刃》单日票房跌破一千万元，上座率仅1%

Group 1: Film Industry Impact - The animated film "Demon Slayer: Mugen Train" has experienced a significant drop in box office performance, with a daily attendance rate falling to 1% and a box office of only 8.89 million yuan as of November 20 [1] - Following the release on November 14, the film initially had a 14.1% attendance rate and a peak single-day box office of 140 million yuan, but attendance plummeted after controversial remarks by Japanese Prime Minister Sanna Marin [1] - By November 17, the film's attendance rate dropped from 8.6% to 3.1%, with daily box office revenue decreasing from approximately 90 million yuan to around 25 million yuan [1] Group 2: Market Predictions and Reactions - Predictions indicate that by November 24, the film's attendance rate may fall below 0.1%, leading to a projected daily box office of around 50,000 yuan [3] - The film has grossed a total of 795 million USD globally, with 242 million USD from Japan, 133 million USD from North America, and 64.28 million USD from mainland China [3] - The Vice President of the China Film Critics Association stated that if Japan does not retract its controversial statements, the profitability of Japanese films in China may come to an end, potentially resulting in billions in lost revenue for the Japanese film industry [3] Group 3: Broader Economic Impact - The fallout from the Prime Minister's remarks has also affected other Japanese imports, with films like "Crayon Shin-chan: Hot Spring Dance" and "Cells at Work" being postponed in their release [3] - The Chinese film market has reached a total box office of 45.543 billion yuan this year, with domestic films accounting for 88.48% of the total, marking the third time domestic films have surpassed 40 billion yuan in a single year [3] Group 4: Tourism and Trade Effects - The tourism and seafood industries in Japan are also feeling the impact of the Prime Minister's comments, with a significant increase in ticket cancellations for flights to Japan, particularly affecting leisure travelers [4][5] - As of November 18, over 500,000 flight bookings to Japan were canceled, indicating a strong negative reaction from Chinese tourists [5] - The Chinese government has also indicated a suspension of imports of Japanese seafood, citing Japan's failure to meet safety and regulatory commitments as a key factor [5]