Anime, manga, and games, with a take · A Yukimedia publication

← all stories industryevent 1 sources · 1h ago ·

Sega Fave Opens Booth Details for AMUSEMENT EXPO 2026

Sega Fave is using AMUSEMENT EXPO 2026 to show medal machines and prize games, the arcade floor that sits apart from the consumer console business, and it is doing so with a first round of booth information released more than two weeks ahead of the show.

Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.

Sega Fave Opens Booth Details for AMUSEMENT EXPO 2026

Sega Fave released the first exhibitor information for its booth at AMUSEMENT EXPO 2026, set for November 6 and 7 at Tokyo Big Sight's South Exhibition Halls 1 through 4. The booth lists three areas: a SMAREVO digital pachinko and pachislot medal machine corner, a Korokoro Kurukuru Piichanz medal pusher corner, and a returning UFO Catcher free-play corner.

AMUSEMENT EXPO 2026 runs November 6 as a business day and November 7 as a user day at Tokyo Big Sight, in South Exhibition Halls 1 through 4. Sega Fave's booth sits in Halls 1 and 2 on the first floor, and its first exhibitor announcement names three corners: SMAREVO, Korokoro Kurukuru Piichanz, and the UFO Catcher free-play area that the company says was well received last year. SMAREVO includes titles such as Aladdin and Juuou, plus a Direct Bonus Function and a Challenge Game; an on-site event uses the Original Challenge Game. Tickets for the user day range from 1,000 to 3,000 yen.

  • SMAREVO Corner: A digital pachinko and pachislot medal-conversion machine with titles including Aladdin and Juuou, a Direct Bonus Function, and a Challenge Game.
  • Korokoro Kurukuru Piichanz Corner: A medal pusher game with Piichan characters; players receive an original clear file.
  • UFO Catcher Corner: A free-play corner returning after being well received last year, with original novelties and a reissued acrylic keychain design.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

Sources