(にゅうじょうしゃ)

にゅうじょうしゃ
noun
attendee; visitor; person entering (a venue)
1. attendee; visitor; person who enters a venue or event
A person who enters a ticketed or ticket-like venue — a museum, stadium, exhibition, theme park, concert, or similar event. Used especially in official counts and announcements of attendance figures.
入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)千人(せんにん)()えた。
The number of attendees exceeded one thousand.
展覧会(てんらんかい)入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)(すう)去年(きょねん)より()えた。
The number of visitors to the exhibition increased compared to last year.
先着(せんちゃく)100(めい)入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)にプレゼントを(くば)るそうだ。
I hear they're giving out gifts to the first 100 people who enter.

Composed of 入場(にゅうじょう) (entering a venue) and the suffix 〜者(しゃ) (person). The word is mildly formal and appears most often in written announcements, news reports, and official statistics — you will see it on event posters, signage, and in news stories about attendance figures.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)(すう): number of visitors, attendance count
  • 入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)()える: the number of attendees increases
  • 入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)()る: the number of attendees decreases
  • 先着(せんちゃく)入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ): the first visitors (on a first-come basis)
  • 入場者(にゅうじょうしゃ)全員(ぜんいん): all attendees

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 来場者(らいじょうしゃ): visitor, attendee — nearly synonymous, emphasizing "coming to" rather than "entering"; common in event announcements
  • 観客(かんきゃく): spectator, audience member — for performances and sports
  • 参加者(さんかしゃ): participant — someone who takes part, not just enters
  • 来客(らいきゃく): guest, visitor — used for visitors to a home or office, not events