Vivant, the popular entertainment company, has sparked tourism excitement in local Japanese regions. By focusing on these regional areas for their film locations, they have helped boost local economies and stimulate increased visitor activity. The areas were previously underrepresented, but the spotlight from Vivant's engagement has prompted tourism industry development and driven economic growth.

In Japan, local tourism plays a critical role in maintaining the cultural fabric of various regions and the nation's economy. Vivant's choice to highlight these less-visited locales underscores the importance of supporting local culture and economies. Japanese folks value the richness and diversity of their regional cultures, food, and traditions, and this news sparks enthusiasm about exploring less-known regions.

In the US or EU, a comparable trend could be seen when popular TV shows or movies are filmed in lesser-known locations, bringing them into the public eye and often driving tourism. For instance, the "Game of Thrones" effect in Northern Ireland. However, in Japan, a country where domestic tourism is highly valued, the impact of such an initiative is particularly significant.