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  • History

History

Dec. 15, 1971 Opens a jankyu parlor (mahjong-themed pachinko) in Nakano. Oct. 1973–Oct. 1979 Carries out amusement business throughout Tokyo centering on game equipment. Apr. 1977 Opens Fujisawa Plaza in Iruma-shi, Saitama (pachinko, bowling, and game center). Sept. 1980 Switches from conventional amusement business to amusement center operation. May 1983 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Shinsayama Shop (closed February 2006). Oct. 1984 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Shinkemigawa Shop. July 1986 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Kawagoe Shop. July 1989 Refurbishes Plaza Bowl (closed March 2012). Apr. 1990 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Miyadera Shop (closed March 2005). Nov. 1990 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Higashimatsuyama Shop (closed March 2003). May 1992 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Hachioji Shop. Apr. 1993 Refurbishes National Kaikan Hiroshima Shop. Nov. 1990 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Akasaka Shop. Dec. 1995 Opens Fujisawa Plaza Kotesashi Shop. Feb. 1998 Moves head office to Shinjuku. Nov. 1998 Opens Palazzo Kasai Shop. Dec. 1998 Opens Palazzo Yokohama Tsuzuki Shop (closed March 2003). Apr. 1999 Opens Palazzo Yokohama Mitsukyo Shop (closed May 2002). July 1999 Opens Palazzo Ofuna Shop. Dec. 1999 Opens Palazzo Sagami-Ono Shop (closed July 2004). June 2000 Opens Palazzo Fujisawa-Minami Shop. Dec. 2000 Opens Palazzo Kichijoji West Shop. Moves head office to 5th floor of Shinwa Building in Shinjuku. Apr. 2001 Opens Palazzo Fujisawa-Kita Shop. Oct. 2003 Opens Palazzo Kichijoji East Shop. Dec. 2003 Opens Palazzo Shimura Shop. Dec. 2004 Opens Palazzo Hatogaya Shop. Apr. 2007 Remodels Fujisawa Plaza Kotesashi Shop. Changes its name from Fujisawa Plaza to Palazzo. Aug. 2007 Remodels Fujisawa Plaza Kawagoe Shop. Changes its name from Fujisawa Plaza to Palazzo. Dec. 2007 Opens Palazzo Shizu Shop. Jan. 2008 Opens Palazzo Nishi-Kasai Shop. Nov. 2008 Opens Palazzo Funabashi Part Ⅰ Shop. Opens Palazzo Tsurugamine Shop. Apr. 2009 Opens Palazzo Akitsu Shop. July 2009 Opens Palazzo Funabashi Part Ⅱ Shop. Aug. 2009 Opens Palazzo Shinkemigawa Part Ⅱ Shop. Changes the name of Fujisawa Plaza Shinkemigawa Shop to Palazzo Shinkemigawa Part Ⅰ Shop. Opens National Kaikan Annex (closed November 2012 due to urban redevelopment project). Mar. 2010 Opens Palazzo Tsurugamine Slot Hall. Apr. 2010 Moves head office to 26th floor of Sumitomo Fudosan Shinjuku Oak Tower. Opens Palazzo Shinozaki Shop. Sept. 2010 Opens Palazzo Mabashi Shop. Oct. 2010 Opens Palazzo Ginza Shop. May 2011 Opens Palazzo Shinozaki Part Ⅱ Shop. Sept. 2011 Opens Palazzo Warabi Shop. Dec. 2011 Remodels Fujisawa Plaza Akasaka Shop. Changes its name from Fujisawa Plaza to Palazzo. Remodels Fujisawa Plaza Iruma Shop. Changes its name from Fujisawa Plaza to Palazzo. Apr. 2012 Opens Palazzo Mabashi Nakane-Nagatsu Shop. Changes the name of Palazzo Mabashi Shop to Palazzo Mabashi Ekimae Shop. Opens Palazzo Senkawa Shop. Nov. 2012 Opens Palazzo Kasai Part II Shop. Dec 2012 Remodels Fujisawa Plaza Hachioji Shop. Changes its name to Palazzo Hachioji Shop. Apr. 2013 Opens Palazzo Togoshi-koen Shop. Opens Palazzo Misato-chuo Shop. Opens Palazzo Funabashi Part III Shop. Changes name of Palazzo Shinkemigawa Part I Shop to Palazzo Shinkemigawa Slot Hall, and changes name of Palazzo Shinkemigawa Part II Shop to Palazzo Shinkemigawa Pachinko Hall. July 2013 Changes name of Palazzo Kasai Part II Shop to Palazzo Kasai Low Price Shop. Changes name of Palazzo Togoshi-koen Shop to Palazzo Togoshi-koen Low Price Shop.Opens Fujisawa Plaza in Iruma-shi, Saitama .

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