Michael Jackson plans 2 theme pa

Michael Jackson plans 2 theme pa

Pop star Michael Jackson reveals in a press conference in Tokyo on July 27 plans to build and operate family-oriented theme parks in Japan and elsewhere in a tie-up with Japanese companies. Two recreational facilities complete with hotels, golf courses and restaurants will be built in Japan and another in Asia or the United States, he said.

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