The acquisition expands PAG’s franchise in Japan and signifies its long-term commitment to the Japanese market and economy.
Huis Ten Bosch, with a history of 30 years, is a household name in Japan. It is best known for its authentic recreations of traditional European-style cityscapes, as well as popular flower and fireworks festivals, musical events and light shows, and next-generation interactive entertainment.
Attractions include the kid-friendly Fantasy Forest, dinosaur-themed adventure tour Jurassic Island, and the interactive light attraction Fantasia City of Light.
Spanning 376 acres, the park also includes five hotels and several world-class restaurants, and welcomed over two million visitors annually from Japan and abroad before the pandemic.
PAG plans to expand Huis Ten Bosch’s theme park by investing in new attractions and events to attract tourists and visitors.
PAG has also engaged Katana Inc., a marketing and entertainment firm focused on the Japanese theme park industry, to assist with branding and operations.
