It was in this unglamorous location that the first sparks flew. In a back room, a young programmer named Yoshiki Okamoto (who would later design Street Fighter for Capcom) was coding Scramble and Frogger on arcade hardware. The Toyosu HQ was loud, smelled of solder and instant coffee, and was filled with the percussive clatter of coin drops. It was the headquarters of a hungry, scrappy arcade underdog.
As the company grew and evolved, so did its interests. In the 1970s, Konami began to explore the burgeoning video game industry, releasing its first arcade game, "Scramble," in 1981. This marked the beginning of Konami's journey as a gaming giant. konami headquarters location
9-7-2, Akasaka Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8323 Japan It was in this unglamorous location that the