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Attracting Visitors to Leisure Facilities Through Animals, Attractions and Events

First written in FY2017-Q1. 22 of 24 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2017-Q2. Latest entry: 2026-09-18.

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  1. 2026-09-18AdvancedOther Disclosures

    「Anitouch Minato Mirai, an indoor animal petting zoo in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture operated by 株式会社伊豆シャボテン公園, our subsidiary, will undergo a complete renovation of its in-house retail area as a 50th-anniversary project and reopen in late October 2026. As part of the renovation, the facility will welcome Himalayan marmots and Asian palm civets for the first time, and expand its experiential exhibition space, including close-up animal encounters and feeding experiences.」

    The company specified a complete renovation of the in-house retail area at Anitouch Minato Mirai, the introduction of new animals, expansion of the experiential exhibition space and a planned reopening in late October 2026. This represents progress on initiatives to enhance the appeal of existing leisure facilities and attract visitors.
  2. FY2026AdvancedAnnual report

    「During the consolidated fiscal year, the company made capital investments totaling ¥323 million, mainly in the leisure business. Izu Shaboten Animal Park, leisure facilities and other assets, ¥272 million; Izu Granpal Park, leisure facilities and other assets, ¥321 million; SKY-HILL HOTEL Izu Kogen, hotel facilities and other assets, ¥58 million.」

    The company made capital investments of ¥323 million during the year and presented plans to invest ¥272 million at Izu Shaboten Animal Park and ¥321 million at Izu Granpal Park between April 2026 and March 2028, and ¥58 million at SKY-HILL HOTEL Izu Kogen by July 2026.
  3. FY2025AdvancedAnnual report

    「During the consolidated fiscal year, the company made capital investments totaling ¥760 million, mainly in the Anitouch business. Izu Shaboten Animal Park, leisure facilities and other assets, ¥408 million; Izu Granpal Park, leisure facilities and other assets, ¥375 million.」

    The company made capital investments of ¥760 million, mainly in the Anitouch business, and presented plans to invest ¥408 million at Izu Shaboten Animal Park and ¥375 million at Izu Granpal Park by March 2027.
  4. FY2023AdvancedAnnual report

    「During the consolidated fiscal year, the company made capital investments totaling ¥330 million.」

    The company made capital investments of ¥330 million during the year and also presented capital investment plans totaling ¥170 million at Izu Shaboten Animal Park, ¥40 million at Izu Granpal Park, and ¥188 million across 3 Anitouch locations. Initiatives to enhance facility appeal and attract visitors progressed through actual investments and specific plans.
  5. FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「Property, plant and equipment and other fixed assets increased by ¥50 million from the end of the previous consolidated fiscal year to ¥2,645 million. This was mainly due to a ¥47 million increase in construction in progress included in other tangible fixed assets, among other factors.」

    Construction in progress increased by ¥47 million, indicating progress in recognizing facility-related fixed assets.
  6. FY2022AdvancedAnnual report

    「During the consolidated fiscal year, the company made capital investments totaling ¥190 million.」

    The company made capital investments of ¥190 million during the year and also presented a capital investment plan for the following year totaling ¥155 million at Izu Shaboten Animal Park and ¥65 million at Izu Granpal Park. Initiatives to enhance the appeal of new and existing facilities progressed through both actual and planned investments.
  7. FY2021AdvancedAnnual report

    「During the consolidated fiscal year, the company made capital investments totaling ¥121 million.」

    Capital investment totaled ¥121 million during the year. In addition, the company planned to complete the construction of new leisure facilities and other assets at Izu Granpal Park, funded with internal resources and totaling ¥50 million, between September and November 2021.
  8. FY2020Capital investment results and the absence of a following-year plan coexistAnnual report

    「In the leisure business operated by the Company, under the management philosophy, “Together with Stakeholders,” and the brand slogan, “For the Smiles of Our Visitors,” we are continuously introducing new attractions and other measures one after another to enhance visitor satisfaction as we work to create facilities that will be loved for many years. During the consolidated fiscal year, we made capital investments totaling ¥444 million. We have no plans to construct or remove any major facilities during the coming year.」

    The company continued to enhance the appeal of its facilities through new attractions and other initiatives, investing ¥444 million during the year, while stating that it had no major plans to construct or remove facilities over the next year.
  9. FY2020-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, the Original Capybara Open-Air Bath is being held. With 2020 being the Year of the Rat, capybaras, the largest living rodents, are attracting even greater attention. At Izu Granpal Park, Izu Kogen Grand Illumi is being held for its fifth year. Following its receipt of the Special Jury Prize at the Cool Japan Matching Award, the Company will further promote awareness of the event in Japan and overseas as recognition continues to grow.」

    The Original Capybara Open-Air Bath was held, and Izu Kogen Grand Illumi reached its fifth year. As awareness increased following the award, the Company also promoted the event in Japan and overseas.
  10. FY2020-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, a binturong joined the Red Panda House, which had opened to commemorate the park's 60th anniversary. A northern tamandua and a four-eyed opossum, both rare in Japan, also joined the collection. At Izu Granpal Park, Dino Age Kart opened, allowing visitors to race go-karts among approximately 20 life-size dinosaurs. Dino Age Walk also opened for visitors who prefer a more leisurely walk.」

    In addition to adding animals to the Red Panda House, the Company opened Dino Age Kart and Dino Age Walk, using approximately 20 life-size dinosaurs to advance specific visitor-attraction and experience measures.
  11. FY2020-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, the Red Panda House opened to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the park's opening. Visitors can view the animals up close, including Blakiston's fish owls and bobak marmots, which are housed there and are rarely seen at zoos affiliated with the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums. At Izu Granpal Park, more play equipment was added, including a large bouldering wall and the construction-site-themed children's athletics course “Spiral Duct,” which visitors can enjoy with their admission.」

    The Red Panda House opened to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the park's opening, and Izu Granpal Park added play equipment including bouldering and children's athletics, advancing specific visitor-attraction and experience measures.
  12. FY2019AdvancedAnnual report

    「During the consolidated fiscal year, we made capital investments totaling ¥496 million.」

    The Company made ¥496 million in capital investments. It also presented plans to invest ¥91 million in Izu Shaboten Animal Park, ¥130 million in Izu Granpal Park and ¥188 million in New York Lamp Museum & Flower Garden to develop the facilities between April 2019 and March 2020. Measures to enhance facility appeal and attract visitors have progressed to the implementation stage and the following fiscal year's plans.
  13. FY2019-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, the Original Capybara Open-Air Bath, a winter tradition of the Izu Peninsula, is being held again this year. A pair of red-handed tamarins, small monkeys from the Amazon, has also joined the park. At Izu Granpal Park, Grand Illumi, which lights up the Izu night, entered its fourth year and started approximately 1 month earlier than usual. This year, it was also used as material for a smartphone commercial, bringing more visitors to the park.」

    Grand Illumi entered its fourth year and began approximately 1 month earlier than usual, and was used as material for a smartphone commercial. The park also welcomed new animals and held a winter event, advancing specific visitor-attraction measures.
  14. FY2019-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, new animals, including black-and-white ruffed lemurs, white peafowl and great hornbills, have joined the collection. Squirrel monkeys, Indian peafowl and mara have also given birth. At Izu Granpal Park, “Night Purupuru,” a light-up version of Waterland Purupuru, provided an evening water-play area where visitors could enjoy a resort-like experience on summer nights. The “Yukata de Summer Illumination” admission discount for visitors arriving in yukata was also continued from the previous year.」

    Specific visitor-attraction and experience measures were expanded through the addition and birth of new animals, the nighttime water-play area “Night Purupuru,” and an admission discount.
  15. FY2019-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, capybaras, meerkats and mara gave birth. At the renovated Forest Animal Restaurant “Gibontei,” visitors can now reserve limited seats where they can dine alongside a capybara plush toy, which has been well received by families. At Izu Granpal Park, the “Grand Vision Show Time!!” featuring light, sound and LED screens was upgraded through a program change, adding to Grand Illumi.」

    Specific measures to enhance visitor attraction and the customer experience were expanded through animal births, a restaurant renovation and limited seating, and an upgraded light, sound and LED-screen show.
  16. FY2018AdvancedAnnual report

    「Izu Shaboten Animal Park (Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture) | Leisure facilities, etc. | 69 | — | Internal funds | April 2018 | March 2019; Izu Granpal Park (Ito, Shizuoka Prefecture) | Leisure facilities, etc. | 100 | — | Internal funds | April 2018 | March 2019」

    The Company specified a capital investment plan to invest ¥69 million in Izu Shaboten Animal Park and ¥100 million in Izu Granpal Park to develop leisure facilities and related assets by March 2019.
  17. FY2018-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, the Original Capybara Open-Air Bath marked its 35th anniversary. New animals also joined the collection one after another, including meerkat and Brazilian tapir babies, delighting visitors. At Izu Granpal Park, Grand Illumi, which had received high praise from visitors of all ages as an experiential illumination event, reached its third season. Izu Shiki no Hana Park was also renovated and reopened under the new name “NEW YORK LAMP MUSEUM & FLOWER GARDEN” as a museum where visitors can enjoy art and gardens.」

    Specific visitor-attraction milestones were achieved, including the 35th anniversary of the Original Capybara Open-Air Bath, the third season of Grand Illumi, the birth of new animals, and the renovation and reopening of a facility.
  18. FY2018-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park, a limited-time “Round-the-Park Course” was added to the popular Animal Boat Tours during the summer vacation period, giving visitors a longer boat ride and more opportunities to interact with the animals. At Izu Granpal Park, the Waterland Purupuru area was expanded and renovated to provide a safer experience for families with young children. Other new attractions, including Mini Pirates, were also introduced.」

    Specific visitor-attraction measures were expanded through a limited-time Animal Boat Tours course, the expansion and renovation of Waterland Purupuru, and the introduction of new attractions.
  19. FY2018-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「We increased the parking capacity at our facilities. Izu Shaboten Animal Park doubled its capacity to 400 vehicles, while Izu Granpal Park secured parking space for 1,000 vehicles, preparing to welcome large numbers of visitors. At Izu Shaboten Park, various animals helped attract visitors, with capybaras, brown lemurs and mara giving birth, and an event held to mark the arrival of a shoebill, the only one in Japan kept free-ranging. At Izu Granpal Park, the Ship-Shaped Maze “KAiZOKU” was renovated, allowing repeat visitors to enjoy it as well. Grand Illumi also introduced a new show, “Full-Color Laser Show 360,” in which smoke was generated and full-color lasers were projected from 6 locations around the area, creating a fantastical scene resembling an aurora dancing across the night sky over Izu. At Izu Shiki no Hana Park, the 11th Jogasaki Hydrangea Festival was held to attract visitors.」

    In addition to increasing parking capacity, the Company expanded visitor-attraction measures through animal births, an arrival commemorative event, an attraction renovation, a new laser show and the staging of events.
  20. FY2017-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park (renamed on 22 October 2016), the winter attraction “Original Capybara Open-Air Bath,” a seasonal feature of Izu, was held. The “Capybara-san Festa,” a collaboration with the popular character Capybara-san, was also held. At Izu Granpal Park, the popular Grand Illumi, first held the previous year, entered its second season with an experiential illumination display whose number of lights had doubled to 4 million, allowing visitors to enjoy the experience.」

    Specific visitor-attraction measures were expanded, including winter events and a character collaboration, while Grand Illumi entered its second season with the number of lights doubled to 4 million.
  21. FY2017-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Animal Park (renamed on 22 October 2016), a limited-time nighttime attraction titled “Night Adventure ZOO: Shaboten Park at Night” was launched, combining adventure activities with animal encounters. The Animal Boat Tours around the central pond, accompanied by an animal guide, were presented in a nighttime format, allowing visitors to observe nocturnal animals from a boat while enjoying an adventurous experience, and attracted many customers. At Izu Granpal Park, new attractions were introduced one after another, including Wakuwaku Buggy, which races through mist, and Battle King, a competitive robot that visitors can ride. The Grand Illumi operating period was also extended through August, attracting many visitors. At the Izu Oceanic Park Diving Center, a rock-pool area was opened, with “Treasure Hunt for Kids” held daily at 11:00 and “Catch Your Own Horse Mackerel for Kids” at 14:00 during the period.」

    Visitor-attraction measures were added and implemented, including a nighttime attraction, new attractions, an extended illumination season, a rock pool and events.
  22. FY2017-Q1First statedAnnual report

    「At Izu Shaboten Zoo Park, a variety of animals helped attract visitors, with squirrel monkeys, ring-tailed lemurs and mara giving birth, and new animals, including Asian small-clawed otters, joining the collection. At Izu Granpal Park, the new attraction Motor Land Norinori, where visitors can ride futuristic, uniquely designed electric two-wheeled vehicles such as Ninebot and Airwheel, opened. Grand Illumi was also extended through the end of August, and admission prices were cut in half as part of the “Special Thanks” campaign. At Izu Shiki no Hana Park, the 10th Jogasaki Hydrangea Festival was held to attract visitors.」

    Specific measures included a new attraction, the addition of animals, an extension of the illumination event, a half-price admission campaign and the staging of events.
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