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| − | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (市川ガルボ) is a former [[Galbo]] venue opened by [[Sega]]. Located in the Nikke Colton Plaza shopping complex, Ichikawa Galbo was the second Galbo centre to open and the third of Sega's | + | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (市川ガルボ) is a former [[Galbo]] venue opened by [[Sega]]. Located in the Nikke Colton Plaza shopping complex, Ichikawa Galbo was the second Galbo centre to open and the third of Sega's [[Amusement Theme Park]] venues. |
| − | Alongside [[Yokkaichi Galbo]], its attractions were seemingly removed at some point | + | Alongside [[Yokkaichi Galbo]], its attractions were seemingly removed at some point around 1996, with the venue no longer being included in promotional material for the "ATP" concept thereafter. It is believed to have closed permanently in 1999.{{ref|http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~kr5t-hrks/g02fah00.htm}} |
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| Ichikawa Galbo |
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| Location: 鬼高1-1-1, ニッケコルトンプラザ, 市川, 千葉県, Japan |
| Opened: 1994-11-30[1] |
| Closed: 1999-03 |
Ichikawa Galbo (市川ガルボ) is a former Galbo venue opened by Sega. Located in the Nikke Colton Plaza shopping complex, Ichikawa Galbo was the second Galbo centre to open and the third of Sega's Amusement Theme Park venues.
Alongside Yokkaichi Galbo, its attractions were seemingly removed at some point around 1996, with the venue no longer being included in promotional material for the "ATP" concept thereafter. It is believed to have closed permanently in 1999.[2]
Attractions
Branding
| Name | Branding | Date |
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| Ichikawa Galbo (市川ガルボ) | Galbo | 1994-11-30 |
| Closed | 1999-03 | |
Magazine articles
- Main article: Ichikawa Galbo/Magazine articles.
Gallery
Entrance sign
Interior
Promotional material
Flyer front
References
| Galbo venues in Japan |
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| Ichikawa | Osaka ATC | Yokkaichi |