Following the end of operations of Fuji-Q Highland's flagship coaster Takabisha, Fuji Kyuko has announced a policy of aiming to set a new record for highest-ever profit as it approaches the milestone of its 100th anniversary.
It has been reported that Fuji-Q Highland's large roller coaster “Takabisha” will end operations, bringing the curtain down on the flagship attraction that had served as a core draw for many years. In connection with this, the company is believed to be considering a review of its earnings structure, centered on its entertainment business.
The article focuses on how Fuji Kyuko will define its future growth strategy as it approaches its 100th anniversary. It suggests that the company intends to maintain and strengthen its brand value through business reorganization and the introduction of new attractions to mark the centenary.
At the same time, emphasis is placed on the aim of setting a new record for highest-ever profit, with securing long-term profitability while maintaining stable operations identified as a challenge. The results of new initiatives and visitor trends following the coaster's closure are attracting the attention of shareholders and the market.
The outlook presented in the article covers the feasibility and timeline of new initiatives leading up to the 100th anniversary, as well as measures to strengthen safety and the operating structure. Further reports on these matters are awaited.