Janguria, a famous Japanese theme park, will offer tickets at less than half the regular price. Hoping to attract more customers and boost sales amid the ongoing tough market conditions, the park has instigated this drastic cut. The discounted tickets will be available for a limited period, though the specific dates have yet to be disclosed.

Amusement parks are deeply embedded in Japanese culture, and are also popular tourist attractions. The discount applies not only to locals, but also to foreign tourists. This move is considered a response to the current economic effects of the pandemic that have impacted tourist activities in the country.

Like in the US or EU, theme parks in Japan also resort to such strategies to stay viable and attract more visitors during sluggish periods. However, the magnitude of the discounts may be more pronounced in Japan due to the country's dependence on domestic and foreign tourism revenue.