Universal Studios Japan to expand its marketing area in steps To Tokai, Hokuriku, Shikoku and Chugoku area from July 10^th and
nationwide from July 20^th

　Universal Studios Japan is currently limiting our marketing area to Kansai, except for annual pass holders, as part of our procedure for careful and moderate reopening from the temporary closure due to the prevention of Novel Coronavirus spread. We have decided to take a next step by expanding the area to the surrounding regions such as Tokai, Hokuriku, Shikoku and Chugoku area from July 10^th and nationwide from July 20^th.
　The health and safety of our guests and crew members will continuously be our top priority. While maintaining the safe environment by taking thorough measures against the Novel Coronavirus spread such as wearing masks, sanitizing hands, keeping physical distances and enhancing sanitation procedures, we will move forward with the marketing area expansion as well as the operational capacity expansion in order to welcome more guests to our park, and by doing so we will support the recovery of tourisms in Japan.

　The new area “Mask-Free Zone” started from June 19th, where our guests could take a break without wearing face masks, will be additionally installed at indoor facilities by the end of July. (Details to be described later)
　In addition, to improve the operational flow and to reduce the crowded situation in the queue lines, we have modified our procedure for all ride attractions by allowing guests to sit in all rows instead of having an empty row in-between starting from today, July 1st.
　The safety of our guests and crew members are protected through the various measures such as mandatory mask wearing, social distance keeping in queue lines and hands sanitizing prior to the ride experience and frequent seat sanitizing, and this operational procedure is aligned with the industrial guidelines issued by the central Government.

　Regarding “SUPER NINTENDO WORLD” which had been announced to be opened before Tokyo Olympics, we will announce its grand opening timing in this fall or later, after carefully considering the alignment with the conditions of capacity expansion in moving forward.

▪    Period：From July 10th to July 19th, 2020
▪    Applicable Guests: residents in Kansai, Tokai, Hokuriku, Shikoku and Chugoku area and Universal annual pass holders in all areas
▪    Types of tickets: 1 day studio pass, 1.5 day studio pass, Twilight pass, Annual pass and Universal express pass (including newly available half-priced express pass)
▪    Studio passes will be sold at Universal Studios Japan Web ticket store and more
▪    Studio passes sales starts from 2pm on July 6th, 2020.

▪    Period：From July 20th, 2020
▪    Applicable Guests: All nationwide guests and Universal annual pass holders
▪    Types of tickets: 1 day studio pass, 1.5 day studio pass, Twilight pass, Annual pass and Universal express pass (including newly available half-priced express pass)
▪    Studio passes will be sold at Universal Studios Japan Web ticket store and more
▪    Studio pass sales starts from 2pm on July 6th, 2020

　Limiting to Summer time, “Twilight Pass” and “Universal Express Pass” will be available at special prices. “Twilight Pass” which lets you enter the park after 3pm will be offered from July 10th to September 29th at special prices. (Weekdays: Adults 5,900 yen, Children 3,500 yen / Weekends and Holidays: Adults 6,200 yen, Children 3,700 yen, all tax included.) Also, “Universal Express Pass 7” which includes 7 attractions of shortened waiting times will be offered at 5,400 yen (half the price of the low version in the regular price range) from July 23rd to September 29th. Other options for “Universal Express Pass” are available at half the price as well. (For more information, please visit
https://www.usj.co.jp/ticket/)

　While we are asking our guests to wear face masks during their visits, since June 19th, we have been providing a “mask-free zone”where our guests could take off their face masks and take a break. It is located at the lagoon deck, an outdoor area and it has been well received by many of our guests. As we are expecting to have the full-blown Summer soon, we are preparing to provide a "mask-free zone" inside of an indoor facility with air-cooled conditioning. The new location will be at the 1st floor of “Lombard’s Landing” restaurant in San Francisco area planned to be opened in early July. We will continuously pursue providing the world’s best theme park operation where our guests could feel safe and comfortable to spend a day at our park.