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On Oct. 31, J-World Tokyo (Ikebukuro, Tokyo), a theme park for playing in the worlds of Jump series, opened sites in English and Chinese (simplified and traditional).
Since it opened in July 2013, many guests from abroad continue to visit J-World Tokyo. Because it’s the world’s first theme park for playing in the worlds of Jump series that are popular abroad as well, it is gathering attention in Asia, Europe, and the rest of the world.
Making the site multilingual is an attempt to increase convenience for guests visiting Japan from overseas with the purpose of informing as many people as possible about the charms of the theme park. For this reason, sites in English and Chinese (simplified and traditional) have opened for the many people who visit J-World Tokyo from America, Europe, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China.
Even up until now, J-World Tokyo has continued with a structure that allows a variety of guests’ needs to be met, including having multilingual signs, guides, and guide maps in multiple languages. Currently, there is an ongoing promotion for overseas visitors in which they can receive a ticket discount of 50 JPY for showing their passport at the ticket window (promotion limited only to overseas guests, end date TBA). There are also plans this winter for online ticket sales on the JTB online travel booking site, Japanican.
Where to Purchase Tickets: online (advance purchase with credit card)
Ticket Price: Adult w/ passport - 2,500 JPY | Child - 2,300 JPY (same price as advance tickets sold in Japan)
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