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Stable high-altitude connectivity - Ikoma Sanjo Amusement Park enabled free Wi-Fi, e-payments, and visitor analytics with PicoCELA's wireless mesh
| Customer: | Ikoma Sanjo Amusement Park, Nara Prefecture, Japan |
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| Industry: | Public Venues & Events / Amusement Park |
| Product: | PCWL-0510, PCWL-0500, PicoManager® |
| Highlights: | Reliable coverage on the mountaintop / free Wi-Fi & e-payments / PicoManager analytics |
Background
About the customer: Ikoma Sanjo Amusement Park is a historic scenic park located on Mount Ikoma, offering panoramic views and family attractions. Due to its high-altitude location, mobile signals were weak, causing challenges for visitor connectivity, digital payments, and operational coordination.
The park sought to modernize its infrastructure by providing free Wi-Fi for guests, enabling electronic payments, and using visitor analytics to optimize operations -- all while preserving the natural landscape and avoiding intrusive construction.infrastructure.
Challenges (Before)
- Weak or unstable mobile network signals at high altitude
- Wide-area coverage needed without buried cabling
- Overhead LAN cable runs are visually intrusive
- Need for scalable deployment starting from priority areas
Why PicoCELA / Key Factors for Implementation
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Ikoma Sanjo Amusement Park adopted PicoCELA's PCWL-0510 (×8) and PCWL-0500 (×1) for the following reasons:
- Wide-area wireless coverage without buried cables
- Reliable connectivity supporting free Wi-Fi and cashless payment systems
- Centralized management and analytics through PicoManager® (visitor heatmaps, flow analysis)
- Step-by-step scalability for future expansion while minimizing environmental impact
Results (After)
- Stable Wi-Fi network established in high-altitude areas
- Improved electronic payment and operational communication
- Visitor analytics enabled data-driven planning and resource allocation
- Reduced staff burden for phone lending and guest coordination
- Enhanced visitor experience through consistent connectivity and content sharing