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'''Sega Hi-Tech Land''' (セガハイテクランド) was a chain of indoor arcades operated by [[Sega]] in Japan. It is currently unknown how many arcades continue to operate under this name - established during the 1990s, many were allowed to decay in the early 2000s, and seveal have since been rennovated, likely becoming [[Club Sega]]s in the process.
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'''Hi-Tech Land Sega''' (ハイテクランドセガ) is a chain of indoor video arcades operated by [[Sega]] in Japan. While Sega is known to have operated arcades since the late 1960s, this is thought to have been the first set to operate as a "chain", with similar names, logos and aesthetics.
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Hi-Tech Land Segas were established during the 1990s, however many sold or closed in the early 2000s, often replaced with more profitable arcade ventures elsewhere. Others were allowed to decay, and having been subjected to ten years of weathering, were rennovated as other forms of Sega arcades, sometimes as [[Club Sega]]s, but usually as general "Sega"-branded venues. Hi-Tech Land Segas are generally small, urban venues converted from pre-existing buildings, as opposed to new builds.
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The brand can cause confusion as many of the locations omit the "Hi-Tech Land" moniker from signage, despite being officially referred to by this name by Sega. The name is generally on the decline - no new Hi-Tech Land Segas have been opened since at least the early 2000s.
  
 
==Venues==
 
==Venues==
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{{VenueList|Hi-Tech Land Sega}}
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Notavailable.svg|Ikegami, 東京都大田区池上6-2-3 松山ビル2Ｆ (池上, 東京都大田区池上6-2-3 松山ビル2Ｆ)
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Tateishi.jpg|Tateishi, 東京都葛飾区立石7-2-1 (立石, 東京都葛飾区立石7-2-1)
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Shibuya.jpg|Shibuya, 東京都渋谷区渋谷1-14-14 EST 1階 (渋谷, 東京都渋谷区渋谷1-14-14 EST 1階)
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Notavailable.svg|Iwase, 千葉県松戸市岩瀬鍛冶塚611-2 (岩瀬, 千葉県松戸市岩瀬鍛冶塚611-2)
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==Former venues==
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Breeze.jpg|Breeze, 神奈川県横浜市西区南幸2-13-22 第4宮本ビル (ＢＲＥＥＺＥ, 神奈川県横浜市西区南幸2-13-22 第4宮本ビル)
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Mist2.jpg|Mist 2, 大阪府大阪市北区梅田1-11-4 駅前第4ビルB1F (ミスト２, 大阪府大阪市北区梅田1-11-4 駅前第4ビルB1F)
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Fantasy World]] 奈良県橿原市葛本町201-1トイザらス内 (ハイテクランドセガ ファンタジーワールド 奈良県橿原市葛本町201-1トイザらス内)
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Sega Japan Nishinakajima.jpg|Nishinakajima, 大阪府大阪市淀川区西中島3-16-8 深井センタービル1･2F (西中島, 大阪府大阪市淀川区西中島3-16-8 深井センタービル1･2F)
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Himeji Sutaren]] (ハイテクランドセガ 姫路スターレーン) 兵庫県姫路市南畝町2-5
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Harborplace.jpg|Harborplace, 大分県別府市餅ヶ浜町161-2 (ハーバープレイス, 大分県別府市餅ヶ浜町161-2)
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Kochi]]? (ハイテクランドセガ 高知) demolished, replaced with a 7DS
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Kosenba]] (ハイテクランドセガ 小仙波) 埼玉県川越市小仙波919-1
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Machida]] (ハイテクランドセガ 町田店)  東京都町田市原町田6-7-8 Tip’sビル B1F
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Tosa]] (ハイテクランドセガ 土佐) 高知県高知市朝倉字中道甲335-5
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Notavailable.svg|[[Hi-Tech Land Sega Toyokawa]] (ハイテクランドセガ豊川)
 
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==References==
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Nishinakajima.jpg|Nishinakajima, pre-makeover
 
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Akihabara.jpg|Akihabara, Tokyo (later [[Club Sega]], now an unbranded Sega arcade)
 
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Ikegami.jpg|Parlor Plaza 515 Ikegami, Ota, Tokyo (now an unbranded Sega arcade)
 
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SegaHiTechLand Japan Kinzan.jpg|Kinzan 愛知県名古屋市熱田区金山1-19-2 (金山 愛知県名古屋市熱田区金山1-19-2) (later [[Club Sega]], now an unbranded Sega arcade)
 
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Latest revision as of 07:16, 16 September 2023

HiTechLandSega logo.png

Hi-Tech Land Sega (ハイテクランドセガ) is a chain of indoor video arcades operated by Sega in Japan. While Sega is known to have operated arcades since the late 1960s, this is thought to have been the first set to operate as a "chain", with similar names, logos and aesthetics.

Hi-Tech Land Segas were established during the 1990s, however many sold or closed in the early 2000s, often replaced with more profitable arcade ventures elsewhere. Others were allowed to decay, and having been subjected to ten years of weathering, were rennovated as other forms of Sega arcades, sometimes as Club Segas, but usually as general "Sega"-branded venues. Hi-Tech Land Segas are generally small, urban venues converted from pre-existing buildings, as opposed to new builds.

The brand can cause confusion as many of the locations omit the "Hi-Tech Land" moniker from signage, despite being officially referred to by this name by Sega. The name is generally on the decline - no new Hi-Tech Land Segas have been opened since at least the early 2000s.

Venues



Former venues

References

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