Parent of JUNGLIA OKINAWA operator posted a net loss of ~17.3 billion yen in its first post-opening fiscal year, requiring drastic turnaround measures.
It was learned on the 25th that Japan Entertainment Holdings, the parent company of the operator of JUNGLIA OKINAWA, a large theme park in northern Okinawa Prefecture, recorded a net loss of approximately 17.3 billion yen in its fiscal year ending June 2026, its first results since the park opened. Having fallen into a difficult business situation from its very first year, the company will need drastic turnaround measures going forward. The company held a shareholders meeting in Naha City on the afternoon of the same day, where it explained its financial situation and future management policy to shareholders. Representative Director and CEO Takeshi Kato released a comment saying, "There will be no impact on the provision of services to customers or on various contracts and transactions with companies. We will continue operating as before."
Parent of JUNGLIA OKINAWA operator posted a net loss of ~17.3 billion yen in its first post-opening fiscal year, requiring drastic turnaround measures.