[J-market Ticket Shop] April 2026 Ticket Inquiry Ranking Announced

Cosmic Ryutsu Sangyo Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Yokohama, Kanagawa; President: Takahiro Doi), which operates the ticket shop site 'J-market' (https://j-market.co.jp/), has announced the ticket demand trend for April 2026 in a ranking format, based on site inquiry data from April 1 to April 30, 2026. [Buyback Ranking] 1st is Telephone Card 50 units (→), 8th is VJA Gift Card 1,000 yen (New), 9th is JTB Nice Gift 1,000 yen (New) surging. April 1 to April 30, 2026 [Buyback] Popular Ticket Ranking: 1st (→) Telephone Card 50 units, 6th (New) Mac Card 500 yen, 2nd (→) JCB Gift Card 1,000 yen, 7th (New) Regular Stamp 500 yen sheet, 3rd (→) National Department Store Common Gift Certificate 1000 yen, 8th (New) VJA Gift Card 1,000 yen, 4th (↑1) Revenue Stamp 10,000 yen, 9th (New) JTB Nice Gift 1,000 yen, 5th (↓1) JCB Gift Card 5,000 yen, 10th (↓1) Department Store Gift Card 50,000 yen. *() change from last month. [1st (→)] Telephone Card 50 units demand trend: Squeezed living expenses due to rising prices. Cashing in telephone cards, a familiar asset, to fund Golden Week leisure expenses. Disposing of 'forgotten tickets' found at the bottom of cardboard boxes or in old wallets during moving from late March to April. *Buyback price: 397 yen per card (as of May 14). [Surge to 6th] Mac Card 500 yen demand trend: Increased opportunities to receive novelties from companies as New Year greetings or souvenirs. Organizing prizes distributed at year-end events, internal awards, and sales promotion campaigns. *Buyback price: 498 yen per card (as of May 14). [8th (New)] VJA Gift Card 1,000 yen demand trend: Securing cash on hand for the costly long holidays for travel, homecoming, and dining out. A move to convert gift certificates with limited use into highly practical cash. Organizing gift certificates received as presents for year-end or celebrations but have no use for. *Buyback price: 970 yen per card (as of May 14). [9th (New)] JTB Nice Gift 1,000 yen demand trend: Unlike gift certificates usable at department stores and member stores nationwide, these are 'travel products,' leading to sales when received as travel vouchers but used for other purposes. Selling off a large number of promotional gift cards left over from year-end campaigns and events. *Buyback price: 970 yen per card (as of May 14). [Sales Ranking] 1st is Telephone Card 50 units (→), 3rd is ANA (All Nippon Airways) Shareholder Coupon (↑1), 9th is JTB Travel Gift Card 50,000 yen (New) surging. April 1 to April 30, 2026 [Sales] Popular Ticket Ranking: 1st (→) Telephone Card 50 units, 6th (↑3) Commemorative Stamp 80 yen, 2nd (↑7) Mounted Stamp 80 yen, 7th (New) Gasoline Gift Certificate 1,000 yen, 3rd (↑1) ANA (All Nippon Airways) Shareholder Coupon, 8th (→) Letter Pack Light 430 yen, 4th (↓1) Telephone Card 105 units, 9th (New) JTB Travel Gift Card 50,000 yen, 5th (→) JTB Travel Voucher (Nice Trip) 10,000 yen, 10th (New) JTB Travel Voucher (Nice Trip) 5,000 yen. *() change from last month. [3rd] ANA (All Nippon Airways) Shareholder Coupon demand trend: Saving on airfare. A cost-cutting measure to get a flat 50% discount on soaring airfares during the holidays with shareholder coupons. Flexible schedule management. The convenience of being able to book, change, and cancel until the last minute, a unique advantage of the coupons. *Sales price: 1,900 yen per coupon (as of May 14). [Surge to 7th] Gasoline Gift Certificate 1,000 yen demand trend: Preparing in advance for long-distance drives during Golden Week, unaffected by fuel price fluctuations. A household defense measure against unstable gasoline prices with gift certificates that hold their face value. Planned bulk purchases by corporations for new year campaign prizes or to reduce maintenance costs for company cars. *Sales price: 980 yen per certificate (as of May 14). [9th (New)] JTB Travel Gift Card 50,000 yen demand trend: Growing awareness of saving money for Golden Week travel expenses. High practicality as it can be directly applied to accommodation and tour payments. An increase in travelers who want to use discounts wisely, such as combining online reservations with in-store ticket payments. *Sales price: 47,500 yen per card (as of May 14). J-market's ticket utilization information (https://j-market.co.jp/article/) suggests ways to reduce business and daily life expenses through the use of coupons and tickets. There are many ways to 'save,' from business trip expenses to leisure costs, but what makes the difference is solid knowledge. We always maintain a customer-first perspective, using our cultivated expertise to support expenditure optimization for both individuals and corporations. For high-price purchases and low-price sales of tickets, come to the ticket shop 'J-market' (https://j-market.co.jp/)! We are currently buying various tickets at high prices, including shareholder coupons, Shinkansen tickets, stamps, telephone cards, Quo cards, beer tickets, leisure tickets, gift certificates, and merchandise coupons! We also buy sports and concert tickets, travel vouchers, and accommodation vouchers at high prices! 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