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Japanese Arcade Owner Is So Sad about Japanese Arcades

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Toshi Nakamura and 51 others
Video arcades are a dwindling business in Japan. Since the peak of the market in 2006, the number of arcades and scale of individual arcades has been dropping steadily. Kiyoshi Kameyama, the owner of the Amnet Gotannda arcade described the current video arcade climate in an interview with website Online Player EX » 5/03/12 6:30am 5/03/12 6:30am.