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Sega World Fuchu


Location: 東京都府中市西原町1-6-2 フレスポ府中1F ・2F, Japan
Opened: 2003-04-24^[1]
Rebranded: 2022 (as GiGO)

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Sega World Fuchu (セガワールド府中) is a former Japanese Sega World venue. It closed in 2022 as a result of Genda GiGO acquiring all of SEGA's remaining arcade company shares. It was renamed under the GiGO brand.

Branding

Name	Branding	Date
Sega World Fuchu (セガワールド府中)	Sega World	2003-04-24^[1]
GiGO Fuchu (GiGO 府中)	GiGO	2022

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 http://www.sega.co.jp/release/nr030425_1.html (Wayback Machine: 2005-03-16 07:05)

Sega World venues in Japan
Open
Amazing Square \| Oasis Park
Closed
Age's Kumamoto \| O2 Park \| Orient Park \| 21 \| Abiko \| Activa \| Ageo \| Akita \| Algo \| Alpark \| Anjo \| Aoi \| Aomori \| Apollo \| Aqua Walk Ogaki \| Arca Kit \| Ariake Plaza \| Ario Sapporo \| Arukas \| Asahi \| Asahikawa \| ATC Galbo \| Atsugi Tamuramachi \| Baleine \| Bayside Plaza \| Bisai \| Chikaoka \| Chiryu \| Chitose \| Cocoe Amagasaki \| Cospal \| Dream Factory \| Edamatsu \| Eden \| Fair \| Festa \| Festival Gate \| Frespo Higashi Osaka \| Fuchu \| Fuji \| Fuji Grand \| Fujieda Ekinan \| Fujieda Station South \| Fujiwaradai \| Fukuda \| Fukushima \| Fukuyama \| Funabori \| Furukawa \| Fuse \| Fushiko \| Fuso \| Fussa \| Garden Futou \| Gold On \| Green City \| Hachinohe R45 \| Hachioji \| Hakata \| Hakkeijima Carnival House \| Hakodate \| Hakusan \| Hamano \| Hanakita \| Hanamaki \| Hanna Sports Garden \| Hanno \| Hidaka Plaza \| Higashihiroshima \| Higashiyamato \| Highway Park \| Hikarigaoka \| Himi \| Hirakata \| Hirakata Park \| Hisai \| Hita \| Hitachi \| Hiwada \| Holiday Square \| Honjo \| Honoku ASTY \| Hoshigaura \| Ichinoseki \| Iizuka \| Ikuwa \| Imabari \| Imafuku \| Imaichi \| Imakatata \| Imure \| Iruma \| Isehara \| Isesaki \| Ishinomaki \| Itazuke \| Ito Yokado Obihiro \| Ito Yokado Toyohashi \| Ivic Terashima \| Iwade \| Iwakishi \| Iyo Mishima \| Izumi \| Izumi Bypass \| Izumo \| Joetsu \| Kadena \| Kadoma \| Kagohara \| Kagoshima \| Kaita \| Kaizuka \| Kameyama \| Kamiotai Mozo Wonder City \| Kamiyokota \| Kanabori \| Kanazawa \| Kani \| Kanoya \| Kasai \| Kashihara \| Kashiwa 1042 \| Kasugai \| Kasukabe \| Kasumigaura \| Kawabe \| Kawaguchi \| Kiryu \| Kishiwada \| Kitami \| Kitamoto \| Kitayamagata \| Kobuchi \| Kofu Chuuou \| Kokubu \| Komyoike \| Koriyama \| Kosai \| Koyama \| Kronos \| Kumanan \| Kumiyama \| Kurashiki \| Kurihashi \| Kuroiwa \| Kurosaki \| Kusatsu \| Kushiro Chou \| Kuwana \| Maebashi \| Maiya \| Marugame \| Matsubara \| Matsue \| Matsusaka \| MEGA \| Midorigaoka \| Miki \| Minami Sendai \| Minamisuna \| Mirai Nagasaki Cocowalk \| Miyakonojo \| Miyazaki \| Mizusawa \| Mominokimura \| Musashi Murayama \| Nagaoka \| Nagasawa \| Nagoya Bay City \| Naka \| Nakahara \| Nakano \| Nakatsu \| Nakoso \| Nangoku \| Nanyo \| Nara \| Narimasu \| Narita \| Natsumi \| Nihonmatsu \| Niigata Kurosaki \| Niiza \| Nishitsuruma \| Nobeoka \| Noda \| Numata \| Nuts Berry \| Ocean Plaza \| Odawara \| Ofuna Sonic Island \| Oi \| Okazaki \| Omachi \| Omagari \| Ome \| Omori \| Omura \| Ota \| Oto \| Otofuke \| Papas \| Papillon Plaza \| Paradise Garden \| Parthenos \| Pau Kashiwa \| Rinkuu \| Rokujizo \| Ryugasaki \| Sano \| Sanuma \| Satozuka \| Satozuka \| Satte \| Sayama \| Sea Mall Shimonoseki \| Seagaia \| Sega Omoshiro Yuugi Goten Kisogawa \| Sendai Yaotome \| Settsu Wings \| Shibata \| Shibukawa \| Shigenobu \| Shikahama \| Shimo Kamiya \| Shimodate \| Shin Mikuni \| Shindo \| Shinsei \| Shirakawa \| Shizuoka \| Shizuoka Toyota Chou \| Shounan \| Shouwa \| Shussui \| Skip Town \| Soka \| Soma \| Sonic Town Seki \| South West \| Suehiro \| Sun To Moon \| Sunspa Omura \| Suzuran \| Tajimi \| Takahagi \| Takamatsu \| Takasaki \| Takashiro \| Takatsuki \| Takayama \| Takefu \| Takizawa \| Tarumi \| Tatebayashi \| Tempozan \| Tendo \| Tobe \| Tochigi \| Togitsu \| Tokyo Roof \| Tomakomai \| Tomei \| Tomioka \| Tottori \| Toyama \| Toyama Chuuou \| Toyoake \| Toyohashi \| Toyoshina \| Toyota \| Tressa Yokohama \| Tsukashin \| Ueda \| Ujina \| Utsukushigaoka \| Utsunomiya \| Wako \| Yaita \| Yamanakako \| Yojirogahama \| Yokkaichi Galbo \| Yonago \| Yonezawa \| Yonezawa Comic & Internet Cafe \| Yoshikawa \| Yume Town Chofu \| Zama \| Zoon

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