State-sponsored subsidy at Universal Studios Japan

Universal Studios Japan in Osaka is crowded with people on Nov. 4, 2020. The amusement park started the same day accepting discount tickets under a government subsidy campaign aimed at boosting the coronavirus-hit leisure industry.

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