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Sega Fukuoka Tenjin
Location: 福岡県福岡市中央区天神2-7-6 ＤＡＤＡビル, Japan
Opened: 2019-11-01[1]

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Sega Fukuoka Tenjin (セガ福岡天神) is a Sega arcade in Japan.

The site was previously home to a different Sega venue, Tenjin GiGO (天神GiGO), which closed in 2010. The building was sold, but re-purchased, opening in its current form in November 2019.

Branding

Name Branding Date
Tenjin GiGO (天神GiGO) GiGO 1994
Closed 2010-02-21
Sega Fukuoka Tenjin (セガ福岡天神) Sega 2019-11-01[1]

Gallery

  • Tenjin GiGO

  • Tenjin GiGO (newer)

  • Tenjin GiGO 3.jpg

Promtional material

  • PressRelease JP 2019-10-25.pdf

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Press release: 約10年の時を経て、天神の地に再オープンが決定！『セガ福岡天神』新規オープンのお知らせ (sega-entertainment.jp)
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