The Japanese entertainment chain is taking over the 52,000-square-foot former Sports Authority space on the mall’s lower level near JCPenney and the new food court.

As malls continue to expand beyond retail, the Danbury Fair Mall has filled a 60,000-square-foot space with an arcade chain founded in Japan. Round1 Bowling & Arcade has more than 100 locations in ...

In Japan, shopping mall arcades tend to be different from their American counterparts of the 1980s: the modern Japanese versions are bright and airy and aimed more at families with small children ...

Fantasy Claw Arcade, a Japanese-inspired claw machine entertainment concept that originated in Las Vegas, has launched a ...

Japan-based bowling, karaoke chain to open at San Antonio's North Star Mall next month Round1’s arcade offers exclusive games that its website touts as being 'imported straight from Japan.' ...

The new Round1 Bowling & Arcade/Spo-cha features eight bowling lanes, four party/karaoke rooms, exclusive Japanese arcade games, more than 100 crane and redemption games, batting cages, basketball ...

F or Japan Month at Motor1, we’ve traveled far and wide to uncover the origins of Japanese car culture. For this piece, I’ll be experiencing the history of Japan’s street racing scene by ...

A mall spokesperson told the San Francisco Business Times, that Japanese-company, Round One Entertainment, will be the mall's newest addition. Round One will also bring karaoke, bowling and other ...