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Theme park in sinister place closed forever after 4 years with eerie huge statue
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The theme park, which was designed for children, was located in a historically significant area of Japan, with landmarks that serve as a reminder of the country's complex and sometimes dark past. This juxtaposition of a family-friendly destination with sombre historical sites may have contributed to the park's unusual atmosphere. The park's closure after only four years in operation suggests that it may not have been able to overcome the challenges posed by its location.
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Theme park in sinister place closed forever after 4 years with eerie huge statue
A giant Gulliver lies bound in a silent Japanese theme park, but the park meant for children was surrounded by hideous historical landmarks.
13 Jul, 06:00