Media: Hangzhou built fortress Japan haunted house haunted house project was fined 270,000 yuan | | cottage _ news

Reference news network on August 14, Japanese media said, local authorities in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China against Japan Copyright ? Yamanashi Prefecture Fuji nasty playground of a haunted amusement park operator was punished.

Japan times, August 14 citing Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) reported that the Chinese operator is punishable by a fine of RMB 275,100. The carrier in June this year open to the haunted house project and operations "for a limited time", the project name used by Japan similar to Fuji in the paradise of nasty names for similar projects.

Hangzhou informed the administrative departments for industry and commerce, was quoted as saying, on its Web site that Chinese carriers had posted false advertising information, including "Japan Fuji rush" and the "Guinness Book of world records" and so forth.

According to the NHK report, since since the rides opened, in Japan at the foot of Mount Fuji mountain run Fuji Fuji Kyuko railway company, nasty playground has sought an investigation into this fake amusement park. Fujikyu spokeswoman said, the company is satisfied with the Hangzhou authorities to take punitive measures.

Reported that apart from this most recent case, similar cases have already had a problem--in these cases, the Chinese amusement park operators often try to use unauthorized, including United States and Disney Japan Doraemon and other popular image to attract tourists.

NHK reported that through this latest infringement, which China wants to prove that it is at the same time expand efforts to protect intellectual property rights at home and abroad. (Compilation/Cao Weiguo)

(Original title: Media: Hangzhou built fortress Japan haunted house project was fined 270,000 yuan)

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16:22 August 14, 2014 Reference news