Tokyo Shoko Research reported that sales of 122 amusement park operators in Japan were up 3.4% year on year to 1.1 trillion yen in total in FY2025 ending March 31 2026, marking increases in sales for four fiscal years in a row.

74 operators (60.6% of the total) increased sales, and the number reduced from 84 last year. 46 operators decreased (37.7%) sales, and the numbers increased from 34 last year.

For the 121 companies with comparable data spanning five consecutive periods, total net income rose 3.0% year-on-year to ¥157.7 billion, marking the fourth consecutive period of profit growth. Regarding the bottom line, the number of profitable companies increased by one from the previous fiscal year to 95 (representing 78.5% of the total, or nearly 80%), while the number of loss-making companies fell by one to 26 (21.4%).

The number of companies reporting profit growth rose to 63, up from 57 the previous year. Although the number of companies reporting a decline in profit fell by three from the previous fiscal year to 56 (46.2%), this figure represents an increase of 14 companies compared to fiscal year 2023.

Oriental Land (Tokyo Disney Resort) topped the list in terms of net sales, recording 588.171 billion yen (up 2.9% year-on-year). Record-high sales per guest contributed to the revenue growth.

Following in the rankings were Bandai Namco Amusement (Namco Namja Town, Asakusa Hanayashiki) with 97.5 billion yen (down 5.8%), Tokyo Dome (Tokyo Dome City Attractions) with 61.5 billion yen (up 6.5%), and Honda Mobilityland (Suzuka Circuit Park, Mobility Resort Motegi) with 44.4 billion yen (up 43.4%).

Universal Studio Japan operator is not included in the survey.