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| Sega Yonezawa | ||
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| Founded: 1994-07 | ||
| Defunct: 1998-04 | ||
| T-series code: T-193 | ||
| Merged into: Sega Toys | ||
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Sega Yonezawa (セガヨネザワ) was the predecessor company of Sega Toys. It was formed when Yonezawa Toys Co. Ltd, Japan's largest post-War toy manufacturer, was merged into Sega.
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Gallery
An old print advert for Yonezawa Toys Co. Ltd, featured on September's 1966 issue of Japanese magazine Tokyo Toy and Commerce Report
Tokyo Toy and Commerce Report September's 1966 issue
Sega-Yonezawa 1995 toy's catalogue
Sega-Yonezawa's Diapet Mini Car Collection catalogue
Softography
Pico
- Hataraku Kuruma Diapet Daishuugou! (1995)
- Sodatete Manabu Doubutsu Oukoku! (1996)
- Densha Daishuugou! (1996)
- Exciting! Hataraku Norimono-tachi (1997)
- Gabutcho Challenge Fishing (1998)
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