A map of the locations Arino has visited during Game Center CX. Most are located in the Tokyo area but the show has gone around the world.
0: Fuji Television Ver detalle |
1: Gascoin Offices Ver detalle |
2: Taito Corporate Headquarters Ver detalle |
3: Tecmo-Koei Corporate Headquarters Ver detalle |
4: Capcom Corporate Headquarters Ver detalle |
5: Sega Offices Ver detalle |
6: Hudson Soft Corporate Headquarters Ver detalle |
7: Terumoto Ver detalle |
8: Hankyu Oimachi Ver detalle |
9: Try Amusement Tower Ver detalle |
10: Chiba Kanteidan Ver detalle |
11: Mekuman Ver detalle |
12: Mother Farm Ver detalle |
13: G-Force Ver detalle |
14: Hotel Sun Hatoya Shizuoka Ver detalle |
15: Mickey Ver detalle |
16: Nostalgia Lane Ver detalle |
17: Game Center Rino Ver detalle |
18: Fuji Sports Land Ver detalle |
19: Super Potato Ver detalle |
20: Saddharma Waters Relaxation Onsen Ver detalle |
21: Tokyo Game Show Ver detalle |
22: Flower Mansion (Hanayashiki) Ver detalle |
23: amusement Viking Ver detalle |
24: Super Gets Ver detalle |
25: Asobit City Ver detalle |
26: DS Time Ver detalle |
27: Garden Parlor (Enoshima) Ver detalle |
28: Game in Play 20 Ver detalle |
29: Tonekko's Hot Spring Ver detalle |
30: Kuroita Gorou Ver detalle |
31: Kita no Miyako Ver detalle |
32: Sugai Amusement Factory Ver detalle |
33: Star Bowl Ver detalle |
34: Sunpillar Spa Ver detalle |
35: Teshiogawa Hot Spring Ver detalle |
36: Nakagawa Rest Stop Ver detalle |
37: Mizuguchi Electronics Ver detalle |
38: Hitoshi Restaurant Ver detalle |
39: Cousucodouro Ver detalle |
40: Doumu Hot Springs Ver detalle |
41: Northern Most Point of Japan Ver detalle |
42: Tanigawa Stationary Shop Ver detalle |
43: High Collar Alley Ver detalle |
44: Yamagiwa Soft Ver detalle |
45: Ishida Ver detalle |
46: Daily Mart Imaya Ver detalle |
47: Yunirose Ver detalle |
48: Ayase Batting Center Ver detalle |
49: Hitsubashi Hall Ver detalle |
50: Game Big Ver detalle |
51: Home Ground Ver detalle |
52: Sugimoto Ver detalle |
53: indieZero Ver detalle |
54: Takasagoya Ver detalle |
55: DECKS Tokyo Beach Ver detalle |
56: Yongsan Electronics Mall Ver detalle |
57: Insadong-gil Ver detalle |
58: Sheraton Grande Walkerhill Hotel Ver detalle |
59: Intel e-Stadium Ver detalle |
60: Dream Land Ver detalle |
61: Fun'i Super Ver detalle |
62: Motonakayama Arcade Ver detalle |
63: Bandai-Namco Corporate Headquarters Ver detalle |
64: Denkiya Hall Ver detalle |
65: East Japan Garden Ver detalle |
66: Imagine Bookstore Ver detalle |
67: Disc Pier Ver detalle |
68: Autobahn Ver detalle |
69: dinos Ver detalle |
70: Central Bowl Ver detalle |
71: Fukushima Toys Ver detalle |
72: Harumi Passenger Terminal Hall Ver detalle |
73: Cannes Film Festival Ver detalle |
74: Ready Play Game Ver detalle |
75: Rue Meynadier Ver detalle |
76: Salle de Jeux Ver detalle |
77: Kineya Suzuki Ver detalle |
78: Inagaki Candy Store Ver detalle |
79: Beside Shakujiikoen Station Arcade Ver detalle |
80: Tokyo Tower Ver detalle |
81: Toshi Yoroizuka Ver detalle |
82: Fuji Ver detalle |
83: Kawasaki Warehouse Ver detalle |
84: Dazaifu Ver detalle |
85: Tenmangu Shrine Ver detalle |
86: Dazaifu Amusement Park Ver detalle |
87: Tsutaya Ver detalle |
88: Star Lanes Ver detalle |
89: Taito Happy Station Ver detalle |
90: Nokogiriyama Ropeway Ver detalle |
91: Mount Nokogiri Ver detalle |
92: Ogawa Candy Store Ver detalle |
93: Komaya Toy Store Ver detalle |
94: 10 Yen Game Museum Ver detalle |
95: Miracle Game Ver detalle |
96: Gento Yokohama Ver detalle |
97: Tokyu Plaza Ver detalle |
98: Toshima Ward Ver detalle |
99: Bunbuku Toy Store Ver detalle |
100: Nikoniko Shop Ver detalle |
101: Chiba Young Bowl Ver detalle |
102: Starlight Ver detalle |
103: Ikebukuro Batting Center Ver detalle |
104: Nakaya Tea Room Ver detalle |
105: Tokyo Aqua-Line Ver detalle |
106: Kaientai Dojo Ver detalle |
107: Super Fishing Ver detalle |
108: Karaoke Joysound Ver detalle |
109: JJ Club 100 Ver detalle |
110: Eleven Shop Ver detalle |
111: Rock Bowl Ver detalle |
112: Mikado Ver detalle |
113: Tobu Zoo Ver detalle |
114: New Shinbashi Building Ver detalle |
115: Frog Shop Ver detalle |
116: Plaza Capcom Ver detalle |
117: Nagatoro Ver detalle |
118: Kikuchi Store Ver detalle |
119: Chiba Skyland Ver detalle |
120: Deutsches Dorf Tokyo Ver detalle |
121: Miharashiya Pastry Shop Ver detalle |
122: Ogasawara Stationary Store Ver detalle |
123: Tane's Candy Shop Ver detalle |
124: Charade Ver detalle |
125: Saito Convenience Store Ver detalle |
126: Major Grand Prix Ver detalle |
127: Crab House Ver detalle |
128: Yamaya Ver detalle |
129: Senega Island Sports Park Ver detalle |
130: Uema Tempura Ver detalle |
131: Hello Taito Shiozaki Ver detalle |
132: Himeyuri Meeting Hall Ver detalle |
133: Southern Most Accessible Point Ver detalle |
134: Musée Mécanique Ver detalle |
135: Nick's Lighthouse Ver detalle |
136: Southtown Arcade Ver detalle |
137: 4JAYS Video Games Ver detalle |
138: In-and-Out Burger Ver detalle |
139: Maytag Coin Laundry Ver detalle |
140: Tokyo Arcade Ver detalle |
Season 1 - Episode 4 - Listed address for Sega corporate headquarters. Arino visited the offices of the development team for Sakura Wars which is elsewhere.
Season 1 - Episode 5 - Hudson Soft headquarters. May be closed due to the company being acquired by Konami.
001 - Season 2 - Episode 1 - A department store where Arino went to play Hang On. When the game was found on the roof of the department store Arino and Abe rode tandem on the game. This building has been demolished.
002 - Season 2 - Episode 2 - An arcade where Arino won a Famicom controller shaped business card holder. Watch out for the man on the Xevious machine on the seventh floor; he won't let you play a life even when he has 19 to spare.
006 - Season 2 - Episode 6 - This retroarcade features a huge assortment of games that can be played for 10 or 20 yen.
008 - Season 2 - Episode 8 - A store specializing in arcade circuit boards and hardware.
011 - Season 3 - Episode 1 - A huge arcade with a crane machine out front that has 1 million yen packets in it. Arino also played some of their "sexy" games in the arcade like Gal Panic.
012 - Season 3 - Episode 2 - A candy store with a lot of mechanical games.
014 - Season 3 - Episode 4 - A basement arcade near Tokyo station. It has a lot of games in cocktail cabinets and was completely empty when Arino was there.
016 - Season 3 - Episode 6 - A small arcade located at a lake resort with a shooting gallery.
019 - Season 3 - Episode 9 - A bath house with many mechanical games set up inside.
023 - Season 4 - Episode 3 - An arcade located in an shopping mall. Arino won a lot of prizes here including an anime figure wearing pajamas.
026 - Season 4 - Episode 6 - A fairly modern arcade where Arino showed off his shooting skills and how he was a drummer when he was younger.
North Trip 1 - Arino was going to shoot a segment here but could not because a large puddle was in the way.
North Trip 4 - The only arcade in Shibetsu. It had a small number of games.
North Trip 5 - Arino stopped here for a bath but they had an extremely small arcade where he played Virtua Cop.
North Trip 9 - Arino stopped at the furthest north point of Japan at the end of his road trip.
036 - Season 5 - Episode 6 - A convenience store with games in the small alley beside it. The neighbor children will lie about not knowing where to find the store.
038 - Season 6 - Episode 2 - A combination arcade and ramen restaurant. Appears to no longer be named Yunirose but the Ramen restaurant still has the same sign.
040 - Season 6 - Episode 4 - A batting cage with a small, run down arcade attached to it. Urakawa had to teach Arino how to hit a ball here.
042 - Season 6 - Episode 6 - An arcade with a lot of prize games. You no longer win by hooking the shelf.
042 - Season 6 - Episode 6 - A pub that lets visitors play old famicom games while they relax. It is now closed.
043 - Season 6 - Episode 7 - An old toy store that has been converted to an arcade complete with the clown game that Arino could never beat. Now closed.
046 - Season 7 - Episode 2 - The developer of the Game Center CX video game. Arino visited their offices many times during the game's creation.
047 - Season 7 - Episode 3 - A game store with a small arcade and selection of retrogames. They also had a copy of Arino's Gameboy Color game.
048 - Season 7 - Episode 4 - A large entertainment complex that features multiple arcades. Arino visited the retro one which had a shooting arcade.
050 - Season 7 - Episode 6 - The major street in a historic Seoul neighborhood. Street vendors sell anything from gel pigs to calligraphy.
051 - Season 7 - Episode 7 - Arino went to a convenience store in this Seoul neighborhood which had arcade games in front of it. No address was given.
053 - Season 7 - Episode 9 - A fairly large arcade with a healthy selection of retro games like Super Sprint and Rygar.
054 - Season 7 - Episode 10 - Used as the challenge room for the first Quest of Ki episode. The arcade in the lobby was visited on a break. In the "Making the Game" segments Arino visited several times. While Arino does visit Namco headquarters in episode seven of season one it was before the merger with Bandai and was in a different building.
056 - Season 8 - Episode 2 - A cafe that uses cocktail game cabinets as tables.
057 - Season 8 - Episode 3 - This activity center has a small arcade, batting cages, tennis courts, and a fishing pond.
059 - Season 8 - Episode 5 - An arcade that seems to specialize in obscure retro games. They had a huge mechanical game that was baseball themed.
061 - Season 8 - Episode 7 - A bowling alley that includes movie theaters, ping pong tables, and arcade games.
063 - Season 8 - Episode 9 - A toy store with mechanical games set up out front of it. It's a very difficult location to find; it's in a back alley between large apartment buildings.
065 - Season 9 - Episode 2 - A game store in Cannes that Arino visited to see some European gaming.
065 - Season 9 - Episode 2 - An arcade outside of Canne where Arino rode in a race car simulator and teamed up with a local to step on bugs.
066 - Season 9 - Episode 3 - A candy store with some mechanical games set up in front of it.
067 - Season 9 - Episode 4 - This shop has several arcade games including a gambling game that has a helpful message for those who can't win written above.
068 - Season 9 - Episode 5 - An arcade with many modern machines. Arino played Princess Bug and saw Nakayama beat Tekken 6 here. Possibly closed.
074 - Season 10 - Episode 5 - Arino receives high class deserts from this cafe. It's recommended by Kirby creator Masahiro Sakurai.
075 - Season 10 - Episode 6 - This cafe has a retro theme including many old, mechanical games.
077 - Season 10 - Episode 8 - A huge, multistory arcade housed in a building that looks so dangerous you'll get mugged across Google street view. You are not allowed to ride Hang On tandem there.
078 - Season 11 - Episode 1 - Arino visited the shops along this street sampling all of the food before walking north to the shooting galleries and shrines.
078 - Season 11 - Episode 1 - Arino and the crew stopped here to pray, have a picture taken, and to wish for the continued success of Game Center CX.
078 - Season 11 - Episode 1 - A Fukuoka attraction with rides and an arcade. Their shooting gallery has replaced oni targets with dinosaurs.
078 - Season 11 - Episode 1 - A bowling alley with many arcade games. The UFO catcher has a sticky hook which is worse than it sounds.
080 - Season 11 - Episode 3 - This shop is hidden in a back alley under and apartment building. They have both games and monjayaki.
083 - Season 11 - Episode 6 - The tiny museum is located above a convenience store and has many mechanical games to try for 10 yen each.
084 - Season 11 - Episode 7 - An arcade with games like Crazy Taxi. Don't trust the secret code to unlock the rickshaw stuck to it.
087 - Season 11 - Episode 10 - A department store with a small arcade on the roof. Arino tried out some card fighting games here.
088 - Season 11 - Episode 11 - Arino got a snack from this food stall on his walk to visit a store.
088 - Season 11 - Episode 11 - This store has rare items like the Simpsons Arcade Game and slot cars.
091 - Season 12 - Episode 2 - Abe recommended this candy store run by a retired police officer. There's a few mechanical games set up out front.
092 - Season 12 - Episode 3 - A bowling alley suggested by Tanii where Arino tested his strength and won a pair of panties from a crane game.
094 - Season 12 - Episode 5 - A small arcade with about twenty retrogames. They keep track of the high scores with cards stuck onto the machines.
095 - Season 12 - Episode 6 - A rooftop batting cage with games like Sonic Blastman. They have both Arino's and AD Emoto's autographs up on their wall.
096 - Season 12 - Episode 7 - A small cafe that uses cocktail game cabinets from the 1970's as tables.
097 - Season 12 - Episode 8 - On the bus tour for Game Center CX Fan Appreciation day this is the spot where Arino joined up with the tour.
097 - Season 12 - Episode 8 - An exhibition wrestling match between Inoko MAX and Nakayama was held here for Fan Appreciation Day.
099 - Season 12 - Episode 10 - An indoor fishing pond that is part of a large entertainment complex. Arino only visited the arcade and fishing pond while he was here.
101 - Season 13 - Episode 1 - The arcade selected for the 100th episode but the segment was delayed. They have games like Virtua On.
102 - Season 13 - Episode 2 - A neighborhood convenience store with a pair of arcade machines out front. Naturally one of them is a Metal Slug game.
103 - Season 13 - Episode 3 - Arino played games in the arcade with a young helper before bowling with Watanabe.
104 - Season 13 - Episode 4 - A multi-story arcade next to a train station with a wide variety of games including Marble Madness.
106 - Season 13 - Episode 6 - Not so much a "zoo" as a small amusement park with the usual carnival games and attractions.
108 - Season 14 - Episode 2 - A mall that features multiple arcades. Arino goes to both Jambo and Royal Shinbashi in one trip.
111 - Season 14 - Episode 5 - One of Capcom's chain of arcades. This one features life sized recreations of Street Fighter 2 stages as you go in.
112 - Season 14 - Episode 6 - Arino headed to this small town in the countryside to visit quaint shops and an out of the way arcade.
113 - Season 14 - Episode 7 - A convenience store with several games in it including a custom built slot machine game.
114 - Season 14 - Episode 8 - A batting center in the countryside. There were a lot of crane games Arino tried out here.
117 - Season 15 - Episode 1 - A rural themed amusement park that has an arcade, archery range, and baseball cannon.
120 - Season 15 - Episode 4 - This store has several arcade games set up in front of it. Metal Slug 3 is one of them, of course.
121 - Season 15 - Episode 5 - This cafe has a few games set up including a capsule game that gives out children's clothes. You have to use an older 1000 yen note for it, though.
122 - Season 15 - Episode 6 - Perhaps the only convenience store in Japan without Metal Slug. They do have decades out of date game hardware in the window, though.
134 - Season 15 - Episode 18 - A huge amusement center in Chiba with a batting cage, pool hall, go-kart track, and arcade.
2008 Holiday Special - A candy store in Naha with some games. Even in Okinawa these places are required to have Metal Slug.
2008 Holiday Special - An arcade that is the only structure on a flyspeck of an island off the coast of Okinawa. They also have very tiny cars to drive.
2008 Holiday Special - Arino stopped here for lunch during his quest for the southern most arcade.
2008 Holiday Special - The southern most member of the Taito chain of arcades.
2008 Holiday Special - There are crane machines in front of this building making it the southernmost game center.
2008 Holiday Special - Arino wrapped up the southernmost game trip here.
Game Center CX USA - Arino and crew stopped for lunch at this In-and-Out burgerl.