Round 1 Hiroshima

I went bowling. It was new and clean. The chairs on the lanes felt a little low, but if you have children, this might be fine. If you bowl with an American style, your feet will get caught when moving between lanes. Note! The affiliated parking lot is limited to 2 hours.

⸻ I came just to watch my friend play billiards, but the staff approached me and charged me because they considered me as playing together with my friend. When we tried to pay, there was a problem with the machine. The change came out, but the receipt did not. We then left the machine. However, the staff came over and told us to return to the machine. We already explained that we didn’t need the receipt, but the staff insisted on stopping us for more than 10 minutes. Another staff member came to fix the machine and asked whether the change had already come out. We clearly said, “Yes, it already came out. That’s why we left — it was only the receipt, and we didn’t need it.” The real issue here is that the staff in charge refused to listen to foreigners, even though we were speaking Japanese. It was very strange.

The rooms are spacious and the acoustics are great. Being able to sing along while watching live footage on the large projector is fantastic. It's easy to use late at night, and is perfect for solo karaoke or groups. Spacious rooms with solid sound quality. The big projector setup makes it feel like a live show, not just karaoke. A great late-night spot, perfect for solo sessions or groups.

It's not only a large arcade, but it's also the cleanest of all the large arcades I've been to. The fans are well-equipped, and the machines seem to be managed by someone who knows a thing or two about rhythm. All four Lightnings are primary machines. Chumai can't be used for Parsley, but Ongeki can.