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Core Insights - A recent survey by the National Institute of Art Research in Japan revealed that 51.7% of young people aged 15 to 25 do not visit art museums at all [1][3] - Foreign respondents expressed surprise at this finding, attributing it to the prevalence of entertainment options and smartphone usage, which distracts youth from engaging with art [3] - The lack of emphasis on art education in Japanese schools was also highlighted as a contributing factor to the disinterest in art among young people [3] Group 1: Japanese Youth and Art Museums - 51.7% of Japanese youth aged 15-25 reported that they "never go to art museums" [1] - Only 24.7% of Japanese youth visit art museums at least once a year [4] Group 2: Foreign Perspectives - Canadian respondents noted that constant engagement with smartphones and TVs leads to missing out on significant art experiences [3] - American respondents pointed out that social media allows access to art information without visiting museums [3] - Russian respondents mentioned a global trend where many prefer home entertainment over cultural education due to various pressures [3] Group 3: Art Education and Government Initiatives - German respondents emphasized the importance of art education, stating that they have around 10 years of art classes, which fosters interest in art [3] - In Russia, the government has implemented the "Pushkin Card" program, subsidizing museum visits for young people aged 14-22 [3] - In Spain, 45.5% of young people aged 16-29 visit art museums at least once a year, with government support for student visits [4] - In Germany, 49.1% of young people visit art museums at least once a year, with many museums offering free entry [4]