Club Sega Susukino

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Club Sega Susukino (クラブセガススキノ), formerly Hi-Tech Sega Susukino (ハイテクセガススキノ)^[1], is a former Japanese Club Sega venue^[2].

Branding

Name	Branding	Date
Hi-Tech Sega Susukino (ハイテクセガススキノ)	Hi-Tech Sega	19xx
Club Sega Susukino (クラブセガススキノ)	Club Sega	19xx
Closed		20xx

Hi-Tech Sega venues in Japan
Open
Yoshinochou
Closed
Akita \| Aomori \| Bashamichi \| Chatan Plaza \| Chiba \| Hamano-Cho \| Hiragishi \| Hiroshima \| JR Kanazawa \| JR Shimonoseki \| Kajiki \| Kanayama \| Kasai \| Kashiwa \| Kitakurihama \| Matsuyama \| Mitsukyo \| Mominokimura \| Morioka \| Myths 2 \| Nanakuma \| Niigata Ekimae \| Niihama \| Noboribetsu \| Omotecho \| Onojo \| Paddock \| Prime \| Saga \| Seiyoukan \| Sendai \| Shibuya \| Susukino \| Tachibana Touri \| Tenjin \| Toyota \| Tsujido \| Zama

Club Sega venues in Japan
Open
Canal City
Closed
Advance Mall Matsusaka \| Akihabara \| Akihabara Shinkan \| Aomori \| Asahikawa \| Chatan \| Dotonbori \| Fujiidera \| Hakata \| Hakodate \| Hamamatsu \| Higashi Umeda \| Himeji OS \| Inage O2 Park \| Jiyugaoka \| Kanayama \| Kashiwa \| Kasugai \| Kawagoe \| Kouhoku \| Makuhari \| Matsuyama \| Morioka \| Motoyawata \| Nabari \| Nagoya Fusimi \| Narimasu \| Ogura \| Osaki \| Sagamiono \| Sapporo \| Sendai \| Shibuya \| Shikou \| Shindo \| Shinjuku Nishiguchi \| Shinsugita \| Susukino \| Tachikawa \| Takaida \| Tenmonkan \| Tokorozawa \| Tsunashima \| Yokohama \| Yunokawa