Retro crane games that adults are addicted to now
His hobby is searching for retro crane games. When he hears the motor sound of the crane machine installed at the Candy Store Game Museum, he is reminded of his childhood, when he would go there with his younger brother, clutching coins in his hand. The same machine can be found at Toys Fukushima, and even the retro gachapon machines lined up nearby, along with the entire store's appearance, are nostalgic.
The retro game "Hyper Lane" with the ambient sounds of bowling as background music is also amazing! These places "grab" my heart, who loves retro crane games, like a prize.
Candy Store Game Museum
In addition to the crane games, the store also has dozens of retro candy store games that are still in operation and available for you to play. There are many rare machines that are hard to come by these days, and many people will be reminded of the good old days when they hear the sound of the prize being dispensed when they win a prize on the nostalgic "10 yen flip game."
Address: 17-8 Miyamotocho, Itabashi-ku
Toys of Fukushima
This old-fashioned toy store is located in Kirigaoka Central Shopping Arcade. Nostalgic games are lined up in front of the store, and extremely rare toys are lined up inside the store. While several surrounding stores have closed, this toy store continues to operate. This is a national treasure-class spot that retro lovers should visit at least once, including the atmosphere of the shopping arcade.
Address: 1-9-1-9 Kirigaoka, Kita-ku
Hyperlane
This is an old-fashioned bowling alley, but it's a hidden gem for game lovers. In the past, rare machines like the early "Capriccio" and "Wonder Hunting" were in operation, and just watching them was enjoyable. Even now, just the thought of a "game corner in a bowling alley" gets my heart racing.
Address: 3rd and 4th floors, 1-43-6 Higashi-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku
