Japan’s tourism minister confirms changes to IR policy likely
Japan’s leaders are reportedly reviewing its integrated resort policies and their rollout.
Japan’s leaders are reportedly reviewing its integrated resort policies and their rollout.
Things are continuing to move forward for Japan’s nascent casino scene, but major delays are proving to be frustrating.
As Japan turns away from gambling to concentrate on the coronavirus, a domino effect is created that is slowing down the entire process.
The two prefectures are at the top of the list of potential sites for a Japanese integrated resort.
Hard Rock International’s Japanese entity is confident that it will be selected to operate a casino resort in the country.
Despite the national emergency caused by COVID-19, Yokohama says it must push ahead with its bid to stay on target.
MGM looks like it might still have an Osaka IR completed by 2026, despite new delays caused by COVID-19.
An additional three months has been added to the window, further delaying the entire integrated resort development process.
The US-based casino operator will continue efforts to try to secure one of the first three gambling licenses in the country.
A new course designed to help those looking for a career in Japan’s nascent casino market opens up.