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Ikkoganaru Campground reopens after operator bankruptcy

17.07.2026 13:53 1 min 2 sources
news.ntv.co.jp JPN + 1 more
Ikkoganaru Campground reopens after operator bankruptcy
Original source: 日テレNEWS NNN

In Brief

Ikkoganaru Campground in Tottori Prefecture, closed in May due to its operator's bankruptcy, reopened on July 17 under temporary municipal management. A new operator will be selected in August.

Ikkoganaru (Ikkōganaru) Campground in Kotoura, Tottori Prefecture, reopened on July 17 after a two-month closure. It was shut down in May when its designated management company, Smile Cube, filed for bankruptcy. The same company also ran Ryokusuiko Campground in Nanbu, which also closed on May 7.

Kotoura town temporarily took over operations, hiring staff on short-term contracts. The sauna and camping are available, but equipment rental is not offered. A new operator will be chosen in August, with a full transition to a new management system in October.

The bankruptcy was caused by losses in the company's main wedding business and a decline in campground visitors. Local authorities said they had not anticipated the sudden closure.

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