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Kohei Shirakawa
Employment history:
Sega (2006[1] – )
Divisions:
Role(s): Engineer

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Kohei Shirakawa (白川 康平) is an electrical engineer at Sega of Japan. He joined SEGA in 2006. Over the next seven years, he was involved in component technology development for systems such as the flat card reader used in the WCCF series, and later worked on arcade game cabinet system design. He has been responsible for cabinet system designs including the Fate/Grand Order Arcade base cabinet and WCCF Footista. Chunithm was Shirakawa's first product to serve as a system designer.[1][3].

Production history


Photographs

Main article: Photos of Kohei Shirakawa

References