Parent of Junglia Okinawa Theme Park Logs 17-B.-Yen Loss
Naha, Okinawa Pref., Sept. 26 (Jiji Press)--The parent company of the operator of the Junglia Okinawa theme park in Okinawa Prefecture has reported a net loss of 17.3 billion yen for its first business year since the park opened in July 2025. Japan Entertainment Holdings, the parent company, ran into severe financial difficulties in the year that ended in June 2026, making it necessary to ta...
Naha, Okinawa Prefecture, September 26 (Jiji Press) -- The parent company of the operator of the Junglia Okinawa theme park, Japan Entertainment Holdings, disclosed a net loss of 17.3 billion yen in its inaugural business year, starting from the park's July 2025 opening. The financial difficulties faced by the company during the year culminated in the necessity to implement significant measures to bolster the business.
During a shareholders' meeting held in Naha, the capital of Japan's southernmost prefecture, the company elucidated its financial predicament and outlined its forthcoming business strategies. CEO Takeshi Kato affirmed in a subsequent statement that the loss would not impact the services extended to customers or the company's contractual engagements with external entities.
He assured that the operations would continue as usual. Junglia theme park, located between the Nakijin village and the city of Nago, was envisioned by Katana Inc., a marketing firm based in Osaka, western Japan. The company's president, Tsuyoshi Morioka, is recognized for his contribution to the revitalization of the Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka.
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