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Boosting customer traffic through new attractions, facility upgrades, and new products

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  1. FY2026-H1AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Greenland in Kyushu, as the park approached its 60th anniversary, we worked to improve the visitor experience by renewing facilities and strengthening events. We introduced the new ZOMBIE STORM attraction using the latest XR technology and reopened 2 attractions and 1 in-park food-service outlet following renovations. We also revised attraction annual-pass prices from March to strengthen the revenue base.」

    Ahead of the 60th anniversary, the Group introduced a new attraction using the latest XR technology, renovated 2 attractions and 1 in-park food-service outlet, and revised annual-pass prices. Customer-acquisition initiatives combining facilities, pricing, and events were developed, although visitor numbers at the Kyushu amusement park declined by 28,016 year on year.
  2. FY2025-H1AdvancedAnnual report

    「As a new customer-acquisition draw, we decided to introduce a roller coaster. The planned coaster is a rare hybrid model in Japan, comprising steel supports and a wooden track. As it will be the first roller coaster introduced in Kyushu, we expect it to increase attendance and generate additional revenue across the amusement park. The coaster will be introduced through a joint investment with Sanoyas Ride Co., Ltd., a tenant at the amusement park.」

    In July 2025, the Group formalized plans to introduce a 620.8-meter hybrid coaster through a basic agreement with its joint operating partner, with an investment of approximately ¥1.5 billion. Construction is scheduled for 2025–2028, with operations expected to begin around spring 2028.
  3. FY2024AdvancedAnnual report

    「We introduced the new attraction Submarine Shooting. At the seasonal Water Park pool, we reopened the Wave Pool, which had been suspended during the pandemic, and held special shows featuring water cannons, helping attract visitors during the extremely hot summer holidays.」

    The Group implemented facility and event initiatives, including a new attraction, reopening the Wave Pool, and special shows featuring water cannons.
  4. FY2024-H1AdvancedAnnual report

    「In March, we opened the new attraction Submarine Shooting, renovated in-park shops, and worked to improve the park’s overall scenery and appeal. We also entered into a business alliance with a travel reservation company with a strong customer base in East Asia, including Taiwan, to expand inbound customer traffic. As a result, visitor numbers decreased by 51,950 year on year to 344,414, and revenue decreased by ¥78,987 thousand to ¥1,071,039 thousand.」

    In addition to a new attraction, shop renovations, and improvements to the park’s scenery, the Group formed a business alliance with a travel reservation company with a strong East Asian customer base. Despite expanding customer-acquisition initiatives, visitor numbers and revenue at the Kyushu amusement park fell below the prior-year period.
  5. FY2024-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「At the Kyushu amusement park, admission and annual-pass prices were revised from March of the previous year, and parking fees were revised from March of the current year, increasing average spend per visitor. However, visitor numbers declined due to poor weather during the spring holidays and the strong visitor numbers in the prior-year period supported by the nationwide travel support program.」

    In addition to revising admission and annual-pass prices, the amusement park revised parking fees from March of the current year, increasing average spend per visitor.
  6. FY2023AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Greenland in Kyushu, we positioned events that could be experienced only at the park as a core customer-acquisition initiative and held a variety of events throughout the year. These included the Hirogaru Sky! Precure floor event during the spring leisure season, the original Kamen Rider Geats Battle Stage, and HANABI Fantasia: The Dawn of a New Fireworks Era, a 12,000-firework display among the largest in the park’s history.」

    Customer-acquisition initiatives were implemented throughout the year, including the 12,000-firework display, seasonal events, an expanded pool area, and attraction upgrades. Visitors at the Kyushu amusement park increased by 54,495 year on year.
  7. FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「The Kyushu amusement park held topical seasonal events, renovated attractions, and expanded the pool area in summer, significantly increasing visitor numbers. It also worked to enhance the appeal of its facilities by opening new food-service outlets and rebuilding a restaurant, while strengthening its revenue base through revisions to admission fees.」

    At the Kyushu amusement park, seasonal events, attraction renovations, pool-area expansion, new food-service outlets, restaurant reconstruction, and fee revisions were implemented, significantly increasing visitor numbers.
  8. FY2023-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「In March, we held HANABI Fantasia: The Dawn of a New Fireworks Era, featuring 12,000 fireworks, among the largest number ever used at the park, together with the latest launching technology. During Golden Week, we also held topical events, including a gathering of Kamen Rider characters from across the series.」

    Specific initiatives to expand the amusement park’s customer base and facilities included 12,000 fireworks, Precure and Kamen Rider events, food-service outlets, restaurant reconstruction, Ferris-wheel gondola renovations, and repainting of major attractions. Visitor numbers at the Kyushu amusement park increased by 48,823 year on year.
  9. FY2023-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「At the Kyushu amusement park, visitor numbers increased substantially because there were no restrictions on movement this year and the nationwide travel support program continued, despite the impact of restrictions in the previous year. Average spend per visitor also increased following revisions to admission and annual-pass prices.」

    At the Kyushu amusement park, the absence of movement restrictions and the nationwide travel support program led to a substantial increase in visitors, while revisions to admission and annual-pass prices also increased average spend per visitor.
  10. FY2022AdvancedAnnual report

    「In April, we introduced 3 family-oriented attractions, including Ducks, and in July reopened the shooting attraction Water Shot following renovations.」

    The Group introduced 3 family-oriented attractions, renovated an attraction, and operated a limited-time pool. Amusement park visitors increased by 310,134 year on year.
  11. FY2022-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「The Kyushu amusement park experienced a temporary slowdown in visitor numbers due to the nationwide application of priority preventive measures during the winter COVID-19 wave. However, visitor numbers increased substantially as customer traffic recovered steadily during busy periods such as school holidays, Golden Week, and the summer holidays.」

    Customer acquisition progressed through increased school-group visits and the spring, Golden Week, and summer holiday peaks, significantly increasing visitor numbers at the Kyushu amusement park. Customer acquisition was also strong at the Hokkaido amusement park through events and other initiatives.
  12. FY2022-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「To increase the park’s appeal, we introduced 3 new family-oriented attractions, including Ducks, to coincide with the peak Golden Week period, and operated limited-time attractions such as Gem Hunt and Big Air Playland.」

    Three family-oriented attractions were introduced for Golden Week, along with limited-time attractions. Overall amusement park visitors increased by 170,128 year on year, while revenue after the application of the revenue recognition accounting standard was ¥1,192,105 thousand.
  13. FY2021AdvancedAnnual report

    「For the attractions, we installed the giant inflatable play facility BIG Air Playland as a limited-time spring attraction and introduced the new Bang! Bang!! Bazooka attraction in July.」

    New attractions, limited-time facilities, character shows, fireworks, and pool operations for the first time in 2 years were implemented. Amusement park visitors increased by 190,333 year on year to 581,059, and revenue increased by ¥771,355 thousand to ¥2,569,780 thousand.
  14. FY2021-Q3Customer-acquisition initiatives constrained by the pandemic and weatherAnnual report

    「At the Kyushu amusement park, reservations by various group customers were repeatedly postponed or cancelled as COVID-19 spread. Events had to be postponed or reduced in scale due to capacity restrictions and requests to shorten operating hours. Visitor numbers remained subdued despite exceeding the previous year, when the park was temporarily closed during the spring holiday season, including Golden Week, and were also affected by the prolonged rain and heavy rainfall in northern Kyushu during the busy month of August.」

    Customer-acquisition initiatives involving events and group visits continued, but reservations were postponed or cancelled and events had to be postponed or reduced in scale because of capacity restrictions, shorter operating hours, and weather.
  15. FY2021-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Greenland in Kyushu, as we approached the milestone of the park’s 55th anniversary, we commissioned a popular illustrator to create the original character Yu Senshi Grilander. We promoted the anniversary in various ways, including distributing commemorative stickers to visitors and conducting promotional activities online.」

    Customer-acquisition initiatives were implemented around the 55th anniversary, including an original character, anime and character events, giant inflatable play equipment, character shows at the Hokkaido amusement park, and video distribution with YouTubers.
  16. FY2020AdvancedAnnual report

    「In spring, we held 3 major events featuring highly topical themes to attract a broad range of target customers.」

    Despite measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Group held seasonal events, character shows, fireworks, collaboration programs, and the new attraction Cosmic Maze, appearing in Japan for the first time.
  17. FY2020-Q3Some events cancelled during the pandemicAnnual report

    「The Kyushu amusement park showed signs of recovery in individual and school-group visits, including during the 4-day holiday period, from September onward. However, visitor numbers declined significantly due to the cancellation of some events to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and the impact of temporary closures during the period, including Golden Week.」

    Individual and school-group visits began to recover, but some events were cancelled to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and temporary closures also affected visitor numbers.
  18. FY2020-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「We also opened Cosmic Maze, an attraction appearing in Japan for the first time that offers a mysterious and fantastical experience with space as its theme.」

    In addition to winter illuminations and 3 major events, the new attraction Cosmic Maze, appearing in Japan for the first time, was opened. However, temporary closures and the cancellation of some events reduced visitor numbers by 346,810 year on year.
  19. FY2019AdvancedAnnual report

    「For the attractions, we reopened Super Shooting Ride: Monster Heroes, Western Train: Bad Monster Busters, and Laser Shooting in spring as 3 major shooting attractions following renovations. In summer, we introduced the new attraction Good Job Operation, appearing in Japan for the first time, and operated the Water Park pool at night for the first time under the name Night Pool from 10 to 18 August.」

    The Group renovated 3 major attractions, introduced an attraction appearing in Japan for the first time, and opened its first nighttime pool. Amusement park visitors increased by 82,559 year on year and revenue by ¥480,766 thousand.
  20. FY2019-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「The Group’s performance benefited from various initiatives to increase customer traffic, centered on the longest Golden Week holiday period on record at 10 days. Visitor numbers increased at the Kyushu amusement park, all 3 golf courses, and the Hokkaido amusement park.」

    Ahead of the 10-day Golden Week holiday, the Group implemented illuminations, sky lanterns, character and artist collaboration events, and attraction upgrades. Amusement park visitors increased by 113,244 year on year and revenue by ¥531,848 thousand.
  21. FY2019-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「The ski resort in Hokkaido generated revenue broadly in line with the previous year due to lower visitor numbers. However, the Kyushu amusement park benefited from greater recognition generated by the popularity of a film released nationwide last year and favorable weather throughout the period, bringing visitor numbers to their highest level in 10 years. As a result, segment revenue increased by ¥138,875 thousand, or 19.3%, year on year, to ¥857,399 thousand.」

    Recognition generated by the film and favorable weather brought visitor numbers at the Kyushu amusement park to their highest level in 10 years, with amusement park segment revenue increasing 19.3% year on year.
  22. FY2018AdvancedAnnual report

    「To further enhance the appeal of the facilities, we introduced the new Kururun Tower attraction and installed an observation deck at Panorama Mountain, offering a new refreshing place to relax with panoramic views of the park.」

    New attractions, an observation deck, illuminations, character events, and film-release anniversary programs were implemented. Amusement park visitors increased by 27,403 year on year to 848,050, while revenue increased by ¥248,832 thousand to ¥3,482,357 thousand.
  23. FY2018-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「At Greenland in Kyushu, as part of efforts to increase winter visitors, we held the Illumination Event: Fantasy of Light throughout the winter holiday period and every weekend. Visitors enjoyed a fantastical nighttime amusement park at more than 100 illumination spots throughout the park, including the newly introduced Sky Lift Light Carpet.」

    Customer-acquisition and facility initiatives were further developed, including illuminations, the Sky Lift, events featuring Precure and Kamen Rider, 5,000 fireworks, restaurant renovations, and a 100-meter moving illumination display.
  24. FY2017-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「As a result, segment revenue increased by ¥493,873 thousand, or 17.2% year on year, to ¥3,369,085 thousand. Segment profit increased by ¥253,109 thousand, or 83.2%, to ¥557,458 thousand, helped by improved profitability resulting from the efficient implementation of events and advertising.」

    Efficient implementation of events and advertising increased amusement park segment profit by 83.2% year on year.
  25. FY2017-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「In spring, we held an interactive attraction event themed around a hugely popular anime series, titled “Dragon Ball Super Training Challenge! — Train to Become as Strong as Goku!” The event was particularly lively with families. In addition, on weekends and public holidays we held the “Kamen Rider Ex-Aid Battle Stage,” a powerful show featuring a giant approximately 230-inch LED screen.」

    Customer acquisition initiatives were further developed and implemented, including interactive attractions and shows featuring anime and characters, fireworks, expanded illumination, facility renovations, and advance-ticket sales.
  26. FY2016AdvancedAnnual report

    「In terms of facilities, we introduced the new attractions “Pteranodon,” “Excite Grand Prix,” “Doki Doki Haunted House: Dororon Hospital,” and “Ball Shoot,” and focused on creating facilities that could be enjoyed by three-generation families, from young children to grandparents.」

    Specific customer acquisition initiatives were implemented, including 4 new attractions, extended illumination events, seasonal events, pricing measures, and annual free passes.
  27. FY2016-Q2First statedAnnual report

    「The introduction of new attractions, expansion of illumination facilities, and development of new products such as annual unlimited passes proved effective. Customer traffic remained solid during the spring holiday period, including on the day of the fireworks display commemorating the 50th anniversary of the park's opening, and performance remained strong through March.」

    The Kyushu amusement park implemented customer-attraction initiatives combining facilities, events, and products, which contributed to customer traffic during the spring holiday period.
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