Sega Akihabara 2-Goukan

Sega Akihabara 2-Goukan

Location: 東京都千代田区外神田1-15-1, Japan
Opened: 2003-10-04^[1]
Closed: 2020-08-30

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Akihabara GiGO (秋葉原ＧiＧＯ) was a GiGO game centre opened by Sega. It was normally referred to as Building 2 as part of the Akihabara Sega arcades, although it was its own, separate venue.

The venue originally opened in October 2003, and closed on August 30, 2020.

Branding

Name	Branding	Date
Akihabara GiGO (秋葉原ＧiＧＯ)	GiGO	2003-10-04^[1]
Sega Akihabara 2-Goukan (セガ秋葉原 2号館)	Sega	2017
Closed		2020-08-30

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↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 http://www.sega.co.jp/release/nr031001_1.html (Wayback Machine: 2005-03-16 06:37)

Unbranded Sega game centers in Japan
Open
Ceres in \| Hyper Messe \| Ebina \| Fukuoka Tenjin \| Fukuroi \| Hanazono \| Higashi Osaka \| Hirosaki \| Hiroshima Hondori \| Hiwada \| Iimura \| Ikuwa \| Imafuku \| Imaichi \| Imure \| Iruma \| Ishioka \| Ito Yokado Kobuchi \| Kaita \| Kakegawa \| Kobe Umie Mosaic \| Kobe Umie South Mall \| Kosai \| Koyama \| Kurashiki \| LaLaport Fujimi \| LaLaport Tokyo-Bay \| LECT Hiroshima \| Machida \| Makuhari \| Market Square Sasashima \| Marugame \| Matsudo \| Matsue \| Matsumoto \| Matsuyama \| Minami Machida Grandberry Park Wonder Theater \| Mirai Nagasaki Cocowalk \| Misto 2 \| Mito \| Mizusawa \| Mozo Wonder City Kamiotai \| Nakoso \| Nishinasuno \| Nitori Mall Hirakata \| Nobeoka \| Odawara Dynacity \| Ogori \| Okaya \| Okazaki \| Onahama \| Phoenix Plaza Maya \| Ryugasaki \| Sendai \| Sendai Korona World \| Shinmikuni Algo 7 \| Shinokubo \| Shonai \| SMARK Isesaki \| Sun To Moon Oasis \| Tajimi \| Takamatsu \| Takenotsuka \| Takeo \| Tokorozawa \| Tokushima Suehiro Bowl \| Tokyo Dome City \| Tsukashin \| Ueda \| Vivamall Neyagawa \| Yokohama Chuukagai \| Yonezawa
Closed
Amusement Garden Shin Yokohama \| Amusement Garden Shinagawa \| Amusement Place Gimmick \| Hakkeijima Carnival House \| JR Miyazaki Fresta by \| Kiss Road Opt \| Moonbase \| Sam-1 \| Sannomiya Sanx \| A Square Kusatsu \| Abeno Q's Mall \| Abiko \| Aeon Mall Choshi \| Aeon Mall Kawaguchi \| Aeon Mall Kisogawa \| Aeon Mall Musashi Murayama \| Aeon Mall Okayama \| Aeon Mall Takaoka \| Aeon Town Kanazawa Shimeno \| Aeon Town Kariya \| Aeon Town Meisei \| Akabane \| Akabane Ekimae \| Akashi \| Akihabara \| Akihabara 1-Goukan \| Akihabara 2-Goukan \| Akihabara 3-Goukan \| Akihabara 4-Goukan \| Akihabara 5-Goukan \| Akita \| Al Plaza Kanazawa \| Amagasaki Q's Mall \| Amu Plaza Kumamoto \| Amu Plaza Miyazaki \| Anjo \| Ariake Garden \| Asahi \| Bay Dream Shimizu \| Bisai \| Center Minami \| Charlie One \| Chiba \| Cineset \| Corowa Koshien \| Deporte \| Ergo \| Flapper's House Jiyuugaoka \| Fukuda \| Fukui \| Funabori \| Hachinohe \| Ikebukuro \| in Nanpei Kawaguchi \| Kagurazaka \| Kanayama \| Kanda Pasera \| Kasugai \| Kasumigaura \| Kawaguchi \| LaLaport Koshien \| Mabyi \| Mago Seki \| Mito Minami \| Namba Avion \| Narita HUMAX \| Natori Settsu Wings \| Ome Shinmachi \| Onomichi \| Prime Tree Akaike \| Regalo \| Shinjuku Kabukicho \| Shizuoka \| Sun To Moon Kakitagawa \| Tomei Bowl \| Tottori \| Toyota \| Ueno Pasela \| Yono \| Yoyogi \| Twin Star Geoce \| XiV World by

GiGO venues in Japan
Akihabara \| Gifu \| Akihabara 4-Goukan \| Hiroshima \| Ikebukuro \| Roppongi \| Shibuya \| Shinsaibashi \| Tenjin

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Sega Akihabara 2-Goukan

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