らら。
I've played crane games at all sorts of arcades and I don't usually write about this kind of thing, but it's seriously impossible to win anything here. The weakness of the arms on those thin ring-type prizes is seriously bad.

Location: 3 Chome-8-9 Namba, Chuo Ward, Osaka, 542-0076, Japan
Floor 1 · Namba Marui
A crane game and prize amusement spot on the 5th floor of Namba Marui.
A crane game and prize amusement spot on the 5th floor of Namba Marui.
PRIZE SPOT PALO Namba Marui is a crane game (claw machine) specialist operated by Aeon Fantasy Co., Ltd., opening on the fifth floor of Namba Marui on 1 July 2023 as the company's first Namba Marui outlet. The venue is a prize-game-only amusement spot, stocking the latest crane game machines alongside a rotating cast of prize items including big plush toys, character mascots, figures and sweet-filled mini cranes, with some Aeon Fantasy-exclusive prizes available only at the chain's branches. The prize lineup leans heavily into anime, idol and gaming characters, with licensed items from franchises such as Gundam, Demon Slayer, Uma Musume Pretty Derby, Precure and Hatsune Miku regularly featured. Hours run from 10:00 to 22:00 on weekdays and 9:00 to 22:00 on weekends and holidays, and the store carries an official LINE account for updates on new prizes and events. The roughly 67-tsubo floor area is laid out so beginners and seasoned players alike can browse machines and try their luck. If you fancy a playful break from shopping or want to try Japan's distinctive crane game culture, PRIZE SPOT PALO at Namba Marui is a bright, accessible venue to do it. Its central mall location and generous opening hours make it an easy add-on to any Namba outing.Based on 19 Google reviews
らら。
I've played crane games at all sorts of arcades and I don't usually write about this kind of thing, but it's seriously impossible to win anything here. The weakness of the arms on those thin ring-type prizes is seriously bad.
アイウエオ
They won't let you win new items. The crane machine for large prizes has a limited range of motion, so you can't do tricks like grabbing and pulling it closer. I spent 2,000 yen and the arms never got stronger.
P Tang
The prizes were indeed all very beautiful. I came here twice, both times for the same plush toy. The first time, I spent …
小アジ
The female clerk with glasses didn't even explain how to pick it up. She spoke to me in an unfriendly manner. You should definitely stop playing the crane games at this store. It's like …
のののの
It costs quite a bit of money to get it to the ceiling. Even when you lift it, it just pops open and drops. The arms are so unhelpful, it's really demotivating. I came here after a long time, but I won't be using it again. …
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