

The launch of the amusement park will coincide with the 100th birthday of the brand’s late creator and writer of the original Scandinavian book series, Tove Jansson, in 2014.
The new Japanese theme park will follow in the footsteps of the already existing Moomins theme park in Finland, which attracts more than 200,000 visitors annually.
FinTech and Puuha have formed the joint venture Moomin Monogatari to oversee the Japanese version. An exact location for the park in Japan has yet to be determined
“Our licensing program has experienced tremendous growth during the last decade due to great licensing deals in several parts of the world with companies like Suzuki, Lindex, Artek, Iittala, Samsung and Finalyson, with annual retail revenue of
€
4.4 million,” says Gustav Melin, international licensing director, Bulls Licensing. “With a new Moomin animation, a jubilee year
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