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| − | '''Sonic Bowl''' | + | '''Sonic Bowl''' was a [[Sonic the Hedgehog]]-themed [[wikipedia:ten-pin bowling|ten-pin bowling]] alley that operated in two Japanese locations: the Okayama City, Okayama [[Joypolis]] and Toyohashi, Aichi [[Sega Arena]]. The bowling alleys were similar to Western-style "Cosmic Bowling" alleys, with electronic scorekeeping, lights, and music going while teams play. Pro shops selling bowling equipment and balls were available in both locations, as well as ping-pong tables, billiard tables and electronic dart boards. Costs ran ¥500-550 per game with a flat ¥300 shoe rental, with reduced rates for students; a billiards table cost ¥600 per hour, a ping-pong table ¥500 per 30 minutes and darts run ¥100 per game. The Toyohashi location hosted several bowling tournaments per year. |
==Okayama City Location== | ==Okayama City Location== | ||
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Image:Sonicbowl01.jpg|Main view of lanes | Image:Sonicbowl01.jpg|Main view of lanes | ||
Image:Sonicbowl02.JPG|Alternate angle | Image:Sonicbowl02.JPG|Alternate angle | ||
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==Toyohashi Location== | ==Toyohashi Location== | ||
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Image:Sonicbowl05.jpg|Advertisement near escalator | Image:Sonicbowl05.jpg|Advertisement near escalator | ||
Image:Sonicbowl06.jpg|Entrance to Sonic Bowl | Image:Sonicbowl06.jpg|Entrance to Sonic Bowl | ||
Latest revision as of 07:47, 17 July 2023
Sonic Bowl was a Sonic the Hedgehog-themed ten-pin bowling alley that operated in two Japanese locations: the Okayama City, Okayama Joypolis and Toyohashi, Aichi Sega Arena. The bowling alleys were similar to Western-style "Cosmic Bowling" alleys, with electronic scorekeeping, lights, and music going while teams play. Pro shops selling bowling equipment and balls were available in both locations, as well as ping-pong tables, billiard tables and electronic dart boards. Costs ran ¥500-550 per game with a flat ¥300 shoe rental, with reduced rates for students; a billiards table cost ¥600 per hour, a ping-pong table ¥500 per 30 minutes and darts run ¥100 per game. The Toyohashi location hosted several bowling tournaments per year.
Okayama City Location
Main view of lanes
Alternate angle
Art on side of alley
Bowling results with Sonic
House bowling ball rack
Sign outside Joypolis
Toyohashi Location
Advertisement near escalator
Entrance to Sonic Bowl
Alley front desk
Lane with bumpers raised
Handicap assistants
Billiards table
Darts Machine
Sonic Bowl ticket
