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Revision as of 16:45, 5 November 2020

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クラブセガ浜松
Location: 浜松市中区肴町322-18, Japan
Closed: 2009-05-30

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Club Sega Hamamatsu (クラブセガ 浜松) is a former Club Sega venue. It became a TAITO STASION 浜松有楽街店 (closed 2011-07)

Branding

Name Branding Date
Club Sega Hamamatu (クラブ セガ 浜松) Club Sega xxxx
Closed 2009-05-30
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Open
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Closed
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