【行ってみた】173億円の赤字で破産寸前のジャングリア沖縄を1日満喫してみた！
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We conducted an on-site investigation of "Janglia Okinawa," a theme park in northern Okinawa, one year after its opening.
Janglia, which was built with a total project cost of approximately 70 billion yen, garnered great expectations as a new major tourist attraction in northern Okinawa. However, immediately after its opening, various opinions arose regarding crowds and wait times, and later, some even described it as "empty."
In this video, we actually walk through the park to experience the current crowd situation, attractions, and whether the facility is worth the approximately 7,000 yen ticket price.
Furthermore, we examine the current state of Janglia Okinawa by looking at why such a large theme park was built in northern Okinawa, far from Naha, the background of the project that involved an investment of approximately 70 billion yen, the announced visitor number of approximately 1 million in its first year of operation, and the operating company's deficit revealed in its first financial statement since opening.
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「沖縄に消費者がガンガンお金を落としていく横展開可能なシステムを作りたいんです！」と声高に宣言する天才マーケターの手がけた施設に行こうとはあんまならんのよな(個人の感想
ダイナソーサファリは80分待ち。なぜか大型扇風機は何台か止められており、
待機列は屋根の外側に列を作るという謎構造でした。
北海道も「テイネオリンピア遊園地」「夕張石炭の歴史村」「グリュック王国」「登別天華園」「登別伊達時代村」などが鳴り物入りで開業し、CMもバンバン放送し、バブルが崩壊して、軒並み不振で閉場、廃墟になってくさまを見てきています。
ジャングリアもそんな近未来が想像できます。
次から次へと台風🌪️
資金枯渇報道
などなどによりもう戻って来ないんじゃないか説出てますw
どちらがお客さんか分からない😂
そして1日しっかりパークにいた投稿主さんが最後の最後に「リピートはない」と言い切ったのも😅
【行ってみた】173億円の赤字で破産寸前のジャングリア沖縄を1日満喫してみた！
カズの気になる場所
126,618 views
We conducted an on-site investigation of "Janglia Okinawa," a theme park in northern Okinawa, one year after its opening.
Janglia, which was built with a total project cost of approximately 70 billion yen, garnered great expectations as a new major tourist attraction in northern Okinawa. However, immediately after its opening, various opinions arose regarding crowds and wait times, and later, some even described it as "empty."
In this video, we actually walk through the park to experience the current crowd situation, attractions, and whether the facility is worth the approximately 7,000 yen ticket price.
Furthermore, we examine the current state of Janglia Okinawa by looking at why such a large theme park was built in northern Okinawa, far from Naha, the background of the project that involved an investment of approximately 70 billion yen, the announced visitor number of approximately 1 million in its first year of operation, and the operating company's deficit revealed in its first financial statement since opening.