Ex-Nomura Securities exec. revives bankrupt theme park

Ex-Nomura Securities exec. revives bankrupt theme park

TOKYO, Japan - Daisuke Takeuchi, chief executive officer of cash-trapped Huis Ten Bosch, begins his day by feeding ducks and swans swimming in a canal near his house in the theme park in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture.

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