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Tokyo Disney Resort, which is actually located in Chiba city at Maihama station, is just a short ride from central Tokyo on the JR Keiyo Line.
Gadling 2008
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Japanese market leader Tokyo Disney Resort, run by the Japanese company Oriental Land Co., had aggressively courted women, and by 2007 73% of Disneyland's visitors were female, up from 53% in 1987.
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The Tokyo Disney Resort theme park, which is operated by a Japanese company under an agreement with Disney, is a popular dating destination that was visited by nearly 26 million people in the fiscal year ended March 2007.
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Segment operating income increased 9% to $519 million, reflecting higher guest spending at domestic parks and higher passenger cruise days, partly offset by lower revenue from Tokyo Disney Resort and Disneyland Paris.
unknown title 2011
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Tokyo Disney Resort will be closed until at least March 21, depending on the state of transportation and infrastructure around the park, operator Oriental Land Co. said.
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Disney opens its ninth theme park, Tokyo DisneySea, an aquatic park at the Tokyo Disney Resort in Japan.
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Tokyo Disney Resort will be closed until at least March 21, depending on the state of transportation and infrastructure around the park, operator Oriental Land Co. said.
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Tokyo Disney Resort in an attempt to spark interest from Japanese travelers in the Ko Olina timeshare resort, which is scheduled to open in fall 2011.
Honolulu Business News - Local Honolulu News | Pacific Business News of Honolulu 2010
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Oriental Land Co.Ltd. (TYO: 4661), the operator of Tokyo Disney Resort theme parks, said it will buy back up to 26.09 billion yen worth of its own shares through an open tender offer, in response to Mitsui Fudosan Co.
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Oriental Land Co.Ltd. (TYO: 4661), the operator of Tokyo Disney Resort theme parks, said it will buy back up to 26.09 billion yen worth of its own shares through an open tender offer, in response to Mitsui Fudosan Co.
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