Missile Fever [1984]

Docchikana (Which One?) [1987]

The Daidaman [1987]

New Jankenman (Rock-Paper-Scissors Game) [1986]

FEVER CHANCE [1983]

The Legend of Valkyrie［1989］

Piccadilly Circus［1977］

Jumping Rally (1984)

Spin Ball［1981］

Yamanobori Game (Mountain Climber) ［1981］

Oshaberi Ohm (Talking Parrot) ［1981］

TRICKLER［1933］

A British game machine from over 90 years ago.

It runs completely without electricity,

and even the score meters function entirely on analog mechanics.

filp Skill［1938］

An American game machine from about 90 years ago.

This exact type is also featured in Tokyo Disneyland's Penny Arcade.

Bally SKILL ROLL［1956］

The root of Japan's 10-yen games.

Only 1,500 units were ever manufactured in the US.

This might be the only place in Japan where you can actually play it!

HOP STEP JUMP［1976］

Dendo Pachilar (Electric Pachinko-style Game)［1977］

WANTED［1987］

Tsururin-kun ［1990］

Acrobat［1976］

UFO［1978］

Shinkansen Game V (Bullet Train Game) ［1976］

Serve Attack［1987］

Super Tennis［1985］

World Soccer［1989］

THE SPORTS［1979］

W・ATTACK［1978］

FOOT BALL［1979］

Coin Rocket［1977］

Melody Shot［1987］

HOMERUN KING［1975］

ROBOT［1978］

CIRCUS［1978］

GO! Momotaro［1977］

Interchange［1978］

WORLD SOCCER［1973］

Kunitori Gassen (Samurai Land-Grab Game)［1980］

Chanceler［1978］

BULLION［1963］

A British machine that can be called the original root

of roulette-style medal games like "Piccadilly Circus."

It operates completely without electricity,

and even the winning coin payouts function entirely on analog mechanics.

pilwin56［1956］

Made in the UK.

This machine operates using historic British old pennies.

WINDMILL Jr［1946］

Made in the USA.

WHIZ BALL［1932］

Made in the USA.

Seibu Shinjuku Line Game［2025］

Created for the 130th anniversary event of Higashimurayama Station.

A perfect replica of the mechanics and structure of the classic "Shinkansen Game"!

Higasshy's Coin Catcher［2026］

The game board features "Higasshy,"

the official mascot character of Higashimurayama City!