Later, the popularity of games like Street Fighter revived the kendo teaching business, and Hayasawa Airi's father took advantage of this time to relaunch the kendo teaching business in multiple locations.

Osaka is now the largest of the Hayasawa Airi family's kendo business, and it is also one of the filming locations for one of the background stories of Street Fighter.

"Hey!"

"what!"

"Very good! Raise your sword! Swing it! Shout it out! Very powerful!"

A man dressed like a kendo master stood with a stern face and his hands behind his back, watching the many middle-aged and young people below who were practicing kendo seriously.

Their movements were perfectly synchronized and aesthetically pleasing.

These are usually the core students of the kendo dojo and the cornerstone of its development.

In another training facility, there were people of various appearances, including Westerners, Asians, and people from Africa and the Americas.

They came here for only one reason: to make a pilgrimage to the holy site, pay a little money to experience the atmosphere of kendo, and take a photo.

The American man decisively pulled out two thousand dollars and hired two professional kendo instructors to practice kendo with him, and take some cool photos along the way.

In the end, the American was very satisfied; he gained new skills and knowledge, and even took a cool photo.

The kendo dojo owner was also very satisfied.

Such a fat sheep is a waste not to be slaughtered.

In the past, they could hardly have imagined that a video game could have such a huge impact.

People are willing to be ripped off because they enjoy video games.

Two thousand dollars just to experience the atmosphere of kendo and take a photo at the location where Street Fighter was filmed.

Their most profitable business is not charging tuition fees to core students.

Training those core trainees is merely a way to enhance one's own professionalism.

The most profitable business for kendo dojos in Osaka comes from these pilgrims who come to visit sacred sites.

A single shot that perfectly replicates a Street Fighter match scene costs at least two thousand dollars, with no upper limit.

If you want to recreate a Street Fighter battle scene one-to-one, you'll need at least one extra, right? You'll also need a professional sparring partner, right? And a professional photographer, right?

Such a service would cost around five thousand US dollars.

Even with such outrageous prices, people are still willing to come and take photos.

All I can say is that these people really have money to burn; they're incredibly wealthy and powerful.

Finally, the American couldn't resist spending another five thousand dollars to film a Street Fighter-style battle video that was about five minutes long.

After the video was filmed, the American took off his kendo training uniform, and the kendo dojo solemnly awarded him the highest-level kendo training certificate, along with the autograph of a master from the Osaka Kendo Dojo.

The total cost of all this was less than one hundred dollars.

Finally, the American was also given a kendo training suit that looked to be of pretty good quality.

In reality, the total cost of this training suit is only twenty or thirty dollars.

But this American was very willing to pay for it.

"Alright, next up is the former site of Youxing Electronic Entertainment."

A standalone, low-rise office building in the suburbs of Tokyo, USA.

This is where Youxing Electronic Entertainment started its business.

This is where a series of classic games, such as the Famicom and Super Mario, were born.

This building is now a protected structure and also serves as the office space for the crowdfunding game zone and the game industry association.

When the American arrived, he found that there were hundreds of people taking photos one after another.

Some people also take photos with classic Yusei Electronic Entertainment physical games as souvenirs.

This is actually the place where Americans spend the least money, because there's no entrance fee for taking photos here.

Of course, if you want more professional-looking photos, you'll have to hire a professional photographer who's waiting patiently with a professional camera.

Such photographers are in high demand right now, earning ten dollars per photo. They can take hundreds of photos a day, making a really good living.

If he could enjoy himself like this every day, he felt he could return to the days when Japan was still very prosperous.

At the same time, he was also grateful to Yuxing Electronic Entertainment.

Without Youxing Electronic Entertainment, he wouldn't have such a good job.

Is there a better job than making money simply by taking photos of others?

An American paid $100 to have a professional photographer take a great picture of him. The photographer promised to finish the photo, frame it, and send it to the American's home within a week, with the American paying for the postage. Alternatively, the American could provide an address in Japan and have the photo sent there a week later.

The American left his hotel address in Tokyo and left satisfied.

Next is the current headquarters of Yuxing Electronic Entertainment.

That place is also a very popular spot.

When he arrived, the Youxing Building was already completely surrounded, and local law enforcement had to help maintain order at the building to ensure that company employees could go to and from get off work normally.

Occasionally, people are lucky enough to meet well-known producers, who now enjoy star-like treatment.

The American was disappointed that he didn't have the chance to take photos with the producers because he arrived a bit late. He could only hope to come back in the next few days and see if he could meet some well-known producers, or even Takeyusei himself.

He would thank God if he could meet him.

He took a quick photo to check in and then left.

Next, he has one last stop.

This was my last stop in Japan besides watching the Olympics.

That's Starry Night Paradise.

This is the paradise that all gamers dream of visiting.

He's come all this way, so he definitely can't miss this.

However, for the past two weeks, the amusement park has been operating on a reservation system.

Without a reservation, you won't even be able to enter the amusement park.

There are only so many people; there's nothing we can do about it.

The amusement park is very large, but it has a limit to the number of visitors it can accommodate. At the same time, it can only accept 200,000 visitors at most.

During the Olympics, the venue was always at full capacity, serving 200,000 customers at a time. You simply couldn't get in without a reservation.

However, you can also find some hidden channels to obtain tickets.

This American went so far as to pay twice the price of a regular ticket to buy one from someone else.

Coming to Japan and not visiting the amusement park would be a wasted trip.

He even thought that even if he didn't go to the Olympics, he should still come to the Star Park to experience it.

The Star Park now has seven attractions.

Each venue has its own unique style.

Mario Theme Park, Pokémon Masters Gym, Final Fantasy Theme Park, Integrated Entertainment Game Park...

If you want to visit every single amusement park, three to five days is definitely not enough.

Park cost: $10,000 for a five-day pass.

This is just the price of the tickets.

This includes the cost of the entrance ticket and the fast pass fee. He wasn't willing to wait; he just wanted to experience as many interesting things as possible as soon as possible.

Chapter 1152 Company Benefits

According to insider information obtained by this American from various sources, he knows that it seems that Star Entertainment plans to build amusement parks in several countries, including the United States and the United Kingdom.

This is good news.

That way, you can experience the video game paradise without leaving home.

This paradise exclusively for video game players is quite tempting.

This American spent more than five days having fun, almost preserving all the happiest moments of his life here.

He even met a lovely girl from the United States during this process.

He's already starting to dream about going on dates with girls when he gets back to the US.

If he could, he probably wouldn't want to leave the amusement park.

After five days, he remembered that he had come to Japan for another purpose: to watch the Olympics.

There is less than a month left until the Olympics.

The 2020 Olympics game developed by Yusei Electronics Entertainment was also released at the same time.

So this American simply stayed in the hotel and experienced the Olympic Games game by himself.

The most distinctive feature of this Olympics is its all-star lineup.

This All-Star lineup isn't based on real-life All-Stars, but rather on the All-Stars of the video game industry.

Excluding Mickafu, all the popular video game characters on the market have appeared in this 2020 Tokyo Olympics game.

This game is undoubtedly a milestone.

This game features characters from the Sun Knights in Surrey Electronics, as well as main characters from Brown Entertainment's online game, Dragon Treasure.

This collection includes some classic video games that originated in the early days of gaming.

Some video game developers may have already gone bankrupt, and it's unclear what methods Yuxing Electronic Entertainment used to obtain the licenses.

The most outrageous thing is that this game even has characters related to Tetris.

It was an L-shaped Tetris block that appeared in the game in an anthropomorphic form, which was quite absurd.

But this kind of absurdity doesn't feel out of place at all in this Tokyo Olympics game.

Players were pleasantly surprised.

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