Japan · 2026-11-04

Godzilla Minus Zero takes Japan lead with an FDI of 26.9

All Our Tomorrows led last weekend with 000,000Unlock tickets before becoming Japan’s second-place film.

• Godzilla Minus Zero rose 26.7 points in a week.
• All Our Tomorrows sold 000,000Unlock tickets in the last 7 days.
• 4 Out — Play Ball Again has 000,000Unlock advance tickets.

Godzilla Minus Zero has seized Japan’s demand race with an FDI of 26.9, pushing last week’s leader All Our Tomorrows into second place at 14.3. The SEATmio Film Demand Index (FDI) is a film's share, in percent, of all tickets SEATmio tracks in Japan, including tickets for the last 7 days of screenings and advance tickets for future screenings. All ticket totals are rounded SEATmio estimates.

Takashi Yamazaki’s science-fiction horror action film, from the director of Godzilla Minus One and The Eternal Zero, opened on November 3 and immediately became the market’s dominant title. Starring Ryunosuke Kamiki, Minami Hamabe and Yuki Yamada, the film sold 000,000Unlock tickets in the last 7 days and has 000,000Unlock advance tickets still on the books. Its FDI rose 26.7 points in a week, the sharpest move in the market.

All Our Tomorrows is still a formidable second-place film rather than a spent leader. Yuki Yamato’s family drama, from the director of Drowning Love and 21st Century Girl, rose 0.6 points over the week, with 000,000Unlock tickets sold in the last 7 days and 000,000Unlock advance tickets. Haruna Kawaguchi and Mahiro Takasugi star in the story of a terminally ill woman who chooses motherhood in her final days.

The rest of the top five is losing ground as Godzilla expands the gap at the top. You, Like a Star, Michihito Fujii’s romance drama about two high school students on a Seto Inland Sea island, slipped from second to third after falling 2.4 points. Resident Evil held fourth with an FDI of 4.0, overtaking Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island, which dropped from third to fifth after falling 4.3 points.

Japanese productions continue to define the race, holding the first three places and several more positions in the top ten. Chiikawa, a local animated family adventure, still sold 000,000Unlock tickets in the last 7 days, while In the Clear Moonlit Dusk placed sixth with an FDI of 2.8. Whisper of the Heart made one of the week’s notable climbs, moving from 16th to eighth after passing titles including Bayside Shakedown N.E.W. and mentor.

Last weekend belonged to All Our Tomorrows, before Godzilla Minus Zero entered the market. It sold 000,000Unlock tickets over the weekend, down 27% from the previous weekend, ahead of You, Like a Star with 000,000Unlock tickets and Resident Evil with 000,000Unlock. Clayface opened on October 30 and is now seventh after rising 1.8 points in the week.

Two local releases arrive on November 6 with modest advance demand so far. 4 Out — Play Ball Again, Masahiro Inagaki’s drama starring Masaki Aiba, has an FDI of 0.1 and 000,000Unlock advance tickets. GROTESQQQUE, an animated science-fiction action anthology, also has an FDI of 0.1 and 000,000Unlock advance tickets.

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#	Film	FDI	7 days
1	Godzilla Minus Zero Local production	26.9	+26.7
2	All Our Tomorrows Local production	14.3	+0.6
3	You, Like a Star Local production	6.2	-2.4
4	Resident Evil	4.0	-2.6
5	Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island Local production	3.5	-4.3
6	In the Clear Moonlit Dusk Local production	2.8	-3.1
7	Clayface	1.9	+1.8
8	Whisper of the Heart Local production	1.9	+0.4
9	Bayside Shakedown N.E.W. Local production	1.6	-1.0
10	mentor Local production	1.6	-1.4

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<h1>Godzilla Minus Zero takes Japan lead with an FDI of 26.9</h1> <p><strong>All Our Tomorrows led last weekend with [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets before becoming Japan’s second-place film.</strong></p> <p>Godzilla Minus Zero has seized Japan’s demand race with an FDI of 26.9, pushing last week’s leader All Our Tomorrows into second place at 14.3. The SEATmio Film Demand Index (FDI) is a film&#39;s share, in percent, of all tickets SEATmio tracks in Japan, including tickets for the last 7 days of screenings and advance tickets for future screenings. All ticket totals are rounded SEATmio estimates.</p> <p>Takashi Yamazaki’s science-fiction horror action film, from the director of Godzilla Minus One and The Eternal Zero, opened on November 3 and immediately became the market’s dominant title. Starring Ryunosuke Kamiki, Minami Hamabe and Yuki Yamada, the film sold [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets in the last 7 days and has [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets still on the books. Its FDI rose 26.7 points in a week, the sharpest move in the market.</p> <p>All Our Tomorrows is still a formidable second-place film rather than a spent leader. Yuki Yamato’s family drama, from the director of Drowning Love and 21st Century Girl, rose 0.6 points over the week, with [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets sold in the last 7 days and [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets. Haruna Kawaguchi and Mahiro Takasugi star in the story of a terminally ill woman who chooses motherhood in her final days.</p> <p>The rest of the top five is losing ground as Godzilla expands the gap at the top. You, Like a Star, Michihito Fujii’s romance drama about two high school students on a Seto Inland Sea island, slipped from second to third after falling 2.4 points. Resident Evil held fourth with an FDI of 4.0, overtaking Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island, which dropped from third to fifth after falling 4.3 points.</p> <p>Japanese productions continue to define the race, holding the first three places and several more positions in the top ten. Chiikawa, a local animated family adventure, still sold [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets in the last 7 days, while In the Clear Moonlit Dusk placed sixth with an FDI of 2.8. Whisper of the Heart made one of the week’s notable climbs, moving from 16th to eighth after passing titles including Bayside Shakedown N.E.W. and mentor.</p> <p>Last weekend belonged to All Our Tomorrows, before Godzilla Minus Zero entered the market. It sold [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets over the weekend, down 27% from the previous weekend, ahead of You, Like a Star with [figure on filmdemandindex.com] tickets and Resident Evil with [figure on filmdemandindex.com]. Clayface opened on October 30 and is now seventh after rising 1.8 points in the week.</p> <p>Two local releases arrive on November 6 with modest advance demand so far. 4 Out — Play Ball Again, Masahiro Inagaki’s drama starring Masaki Aiba, has an FDI of 0.1 and [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets. GROTESQQQUE, an animated science-fiction action anthology, also has an FDI of 0.1 and [figure on filmdemandindex.com] advance tickets.</p> <p>Source: <a href="https://filmdemandindex.com/news/212-godzilla-minus-zero-takes-japan-lead-with-an-fdi-of-26-9">SEATmio Film Demand Index (FDI)</a></p> Copy

This story was produced automatically from index data and checked against it by software. Figures are SEATmio estimates.