Tokyotokeiba
9672
東京都競馬

Company Information

Corporate Site 

Tokyotokeiba engages in the rental of horse racing facilities in Japan. It is involved in the rental of auto racetracks; management of an amusement park; and rental of warehouse, commercial, and logistics facilities, as well as voting systems. The company also provides construction management services; and maintenance services for air conditioning equipment, as well as manages and operates shopping mall and office building. 

As one would expect by the name, they're the company that operates the Oi Horse Racecourse and the perks reflect that, but they also operate Tokyo Summerland, a waterpark in west Tokyo.

Stock Perks

Categories: Amusement, Memberships

Rights day

End of December

Details

• Entrance pass which lets you get into the Oi Horse Racecourse for free, which usually costs 100 yen.

• Special entrance pass which lets you also use the reserved seating areas, assuming there is room available. 

• Tokyo Summerland admission ticket

• Another set of Tokyo Summerland admission tickets for use in the spring or autumn, you can't use them to enter in July or August.

Requirements

10 shares - 1 Oi Racecourse entrance pass

100 shares - 1 Oi Racecourse entrance pass, 4 Summerland tickets, 4 Autumn/Spring Summerland tickets.

500 shares - 2 Oi Racecourse entrance passes, 8 Summerland tickets, 8 Autumn/Spring Summerland tickets.

1,000 shares - 3 Oi Racecourse entrance passes, 12 Summerland tickets, 12 Autumn/Spring Summerland tickets.

5,000 shares - 5 Oi Racecourse entrance passes, 1 Special entrance pass, 20 Summerland tickets, 20 Autumn/Spring Summerland tickets.

10,000 shares - 7 Oi Racecourse entrance passes, 2 Special entrance passes, 24 Summerland tickets, 24 Autumn/Spring Summerland tickets.

Comment

If you frequent the Oi Racecourse then not having to pay the 100 yen to get in is a nice perk, and the Summerland tickets shouldn't be too hard to use as long as you live within reasonable distance from the park. I'm not into horse racing so I can't speak to the value of the special entrance pass but the reserved seating area has some pretty expensive seats so if you're really into horse racing it'll probably let you enjoy the experience, if I lived nearby I could see myself going just to watch the races. I've only been to Summerland in the summer and it can get obscenely crowded, so the autumn/spring tickets might actually be more valuable then at first glance!

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