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Warner Bros. Entertainment has finalized a deal to build a “Harry Potter” theme park on the site of the Toshimaen amusement park in suburban Tokyo. Toshimaen’s owner, Seibu Railway, and the Itochu trading house are the other signatories to the deal, which was announced on Wednesday by Seibu.
Seibu is also selling part of the 22-hectare Toshimaen site to the Tokyo metropolitan government, which will use it for emergency evacuations. The Toshimaen park, with the exception of its hot-spring spa, will close on Aug. 31.
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