春日娯楽場
Kasuga Gorakujo
A neon-lit Shinsekai arcade where classic cabinets, pachinko, and medal games keep the Showa-era gaming spirit alive.
Attractions
Arcade, Retro Gaming, Medal Games
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Tucked beneath the buzz of JanJan-Yokocho, Kasuga Gorakujo is a multilevel time capsule of Japanese arcade culture. Step inside to find rows of vintage coin-op classics, rhythm games, retro fighting cabinets, and a sea of medal machines that clink and whirl. Its interior—complete with glowing signage, mirrored walls, and carpeted floors—is a throwback to the 1980s golden age of gaming. Alongside the old-school titles, you’ll also find modern shooter and dance simulators, plus a pachinko corner that never sleeps. Whether you’re chasing high scores or simply soaking in the cacophony of chimes and neon, Kasuga Gorakujo offers a playful, unfiltered slice of Osaka nightlife.
Facilities & Services
Wide selection of retro and modern arcade cabinets
Pachinko and medal game sections
Snack and drink vending machines
Open late (usually until midnight)
No age restrictions; family-friendly during daytime hours
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