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Ryokusuiko Campground in Nanbu Reopens After Operator Bankruptcy

04.09.2026 18:30 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Ryokusuiko Campground in Nanbu Reopens After Operator Bankruptcy
Original source: 日本海テレビNEWS NNN

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The Ryokusuiko auto campground in Nanbu, Tottori Prefecture, reopened on September 4 under municipal management after its operator went bankrupt in May. Hours are reduced, prices unchanged.

The Ryokusuiko auto campground in the town of Nanbu, Tottori Prefecture, resumed operations on September 4, 2026. The facility had been closed since May after the company designated as its operator went bankrupt.

Town authorities decided not to seek a new operator for this fiscal year, opting instead to run the campground directly to be ready for the autumn season. Some services have been outsourced. Operating hours have been cut from six to four days a week (Friday through Monday) plus holidays, but services and prices remain unchanged.

As of October, 20 reservations have already been booked. In 2025, the facility welcomed 1,435 visitors.

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Ryokusuiko Campground in Nanbu reopens after operator bankruptcy

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