Japan Amusement Machinery Manufacturers Association - Amusement Machine Prize Guideline

Amusement Machine Prize Guideline

The Amusement Machine prize guideline (アミューズメントマシンにおいて提供される適正景品のガイドライン) is a guide for the type of prize that should be provided by arcade operator. The standard was enacted in 2004-11-01. The standard was released on 2004-10-21.

It specifies the retail value of a prize item cannot exceed 800 yen. In addition, following items cannot be manufactured, sold, or transferred to arcades as prizes:

  • Tobacco and tobacco-themed items
  • Alcohol and alcohol-themed items
  • Drugs, or items containing material that causes high, dizziness, hallucination
  • Medium containing contents that interferes with proper youth growth or good social order
  • Items for sex, and items resembling sexual organs
  • Underwear
  • Coupon or similar items
  • Item violating food safety laws
  • Counterfeit brand or counterfeit character items, or items violating intellectual property
  • Item causing physical or mental harm (e.g., weapons)
  • Life forms violating the spirit of animal protection

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