Consumers’ Visual Kansei Evaluation and Factors in Transparent Tomato Packages: Focusing on Product Name Design and Pattern Design

In this study, as part of the basic research to develop a package design evaluation support system, we aimed to clarify the effects of design elements such as pattern size, spacing, position, and color on consumers’ Kansei in transparent tomato packages. Using tomatoes, which are widely consumed in the market, as the target product, we created and presented packages in which the above design elements were quantitatively varied based on visual characteristics, as well as conducted visual Kansei evaluation experiments with five Kansei evaluation indices. The results revealed that changes in the pattern size and color had an impact on consumers’ Kansei. Furthermore, we found optimal design conditions for each evaluation.

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International Journal of Affective Engineering
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.5057/ijae.ijae-d-24-00037
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Color perception and design
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Consumers’ Visual Kansei Evaluation and Factors in Transparent Tomato Packages: Focusing on Product Name Design and Pattern Design

Miyoshi Ayama, Tomoharu Ishikawa, Kakeru SHONO, H. Hiyama
International Journal of Affective Engineering
Color perception and design
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Consumers’ Visual Kansei Evaluation and Factors in Transparent Tomato Packages: Focusing on Product Name Design and Pattern Design

Miyoshi Ayama, Tomoharu Ishikawa, Kakeru SHONO, H. Hiyama
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In this study, as part of the basic research to develop a package design evaluation support system, we aimed to clarify the effects of design elements such as pattern size, spacing, position, and color on consumers’ Kansei in transparent tomato packages. Using tomatoes, which are widely consumed in the market, as the target product, we created and presented packages in which the above design elements were quantitatively varied based on visual characteristics, as well as conducted visual Kansei evaluation experiments with five Kansei evaluation indices. The results revealed that changes in the pattern size and color had an impact on consumers’ Kansei. Furthermore, we found optimal design conditions for each evaluation.

International Journal of Affective EngineeringVol. 24(4)
Utsunomiya University (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Color perception and design
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Consumers’ Visual Kansei Evaluation and Factors in Transparent Tomato Packages: Focusing on Product Name Design and Pattern Design — Miyoshi Ayama, Tomoharu Ishikawa, et al. · International Journal of Affective Engineering (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS