Very reasonable price yet very fresh if you order the seasonal items.

Best crane game in Tokyo!!!

Assuming that the board game selection is wonderful commensurate with the number of stars. Surprisingly, there is even Beyblade, and if you get permission, you can even play games that use a lot of electronic devices. Also, I'm happy that the drink bar is included by default. My Akiba sightseeing routine is to bring the loot bought at Inou Shoten (recommended store, details omitted) which is right nearby, and play board games with friends while showing them off.

■Entered because of Magic League and Chocobo Bundle lottery. Long text below. ・Let's go on the assumption of a time-based system ・Free paper cup drink bar ・There are chopsticks, spoons, and microwaves ・Sandals and blankets are also rented for free ・Board games can also be rented ・There are power outlets so you can charge ・Selling light meals like cup noodles and sweets ・Food and drinks can be brought in (there is My Basket nearby) ・You can go out for a while during the entry time (for small shopping or restaurants). In that case, it is better to tell the staff clearly that you are going out. ★I think it is easier to understand if you look at the HP carefully. Board games, Beyblades, and bringing your own are the main things, and I think TCG tournaments are casual and not the main thing. Unlike other stores in Akihabara, the play space is not free. No experience participating in PWS Stan. There is Pre-release. Regarding MTG, there are times when packs are sold a little cheaper. In some cases, items with a list price of 770 yen for collaboration packs might be 700 yen. Of course there are no TCG singles, but they sell sleeves if you forget them. There are regular tournaments for Pokeca and MTG. I don't think it feels serious. In my case, I bought a weekday free ticket (Shuika) to go to the Magic League on weekdays. I became an acquaintance with regulars and was invited to play board games. Sometimes the staff or store manager teaches us while playing board games when they have free time. It's fun. I often see board game groups or several people coming. If you go alone for TCG, especially MTG or Pokeca, and look for a serious opponent, it is better to go to a specialty store. Is the time-based price reasonable? I don't know the market price. Since SNS is developed, I think it would be fun to increase friends for board games, TCG, Beyblade, etc. ★The reason I didn't give 5 stars is because it might be a little confusing if you go alone for the first time. Also, there was an atmosphere like how should I talk to the staff. Is it rare to go alone? If you are used to the system or staff, I think you will give 5 stars. I think there is also whether the atmosphere of the store suits you or not. In my case, I go in the evening and wait for the Magic League, so I'm relaxing. I don't see weekday commanders. Since there are group reservations for TCG tournaments and board games on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, it seems better to check the X post for availability or check the day before. During MTG tournaments or league rock-paper-scissors tournaments, there are bonuses like getting leftover promos or leftover promotional goods (like dice cases recently) as other stores do ◎ I think I will continue to go for Magic League and Pre-release for a while.

They explained how to use it very politely and carefully to us who were going to a place like this for the first time and were not used to it! The fee system is clear. We used it for 4 hours, including the drink bar, and it was 1600 yen including tax. Cheap! I went with someone who had almost never played board games, but when I conveyed conditions such as 'games for beginners' or 'games that can be played by ◯ people', they found games that met those conditions. Very kind and fun. Please try going.