NewGin
is a privately owned Japanese manufacturer of pachinko and pachislot machines incorporated in May 1968 in Nagoya, Japan. The company slogan is . History
The company was founded in October 1949 as Marushin Bussan, then was reorganized into  in 1958. In May 1968, the company was again reorganized and incorporated under the current "NewGin" name. The company only manufactured its machines for existing pachinko parlors until August 1986, when it opened its first company-owned parlor in Fukuoka. Since then, NewGin has opened many of its own pachinko and pachislot locations throughout Japan. In July 1988, NewGin completed its headquarters building in Nagoya, then established the subsidiary Aikoh in June 1990. A new manufacturing facility was completed in November 1991 in Kuwana, Mie Prefecture, and in 1995, the subsidiary Shinsei was established and a new Shinsei manufacturing plant was opened in Nannō. A research and development facility was opened in 1996 in the Nagoya headquarters building, with a merchandise development department following in 1997, with a facility management department opening in 1998. NewGin Hanbai was established in 1999 as the marketing arm of the company. The facility management, general affairs, and accounting departments were combined into general business management department in 2000, and a new building was completed in Tokyo to house the new Tokyo development and management departments established in the same year. In 2001, NewGin established its GB Advance subsidiary (now called NewGin Advance). The SP development and public relations planning departments were created in 2003 to handle the continued growth of the company. A new building near Ueno Station was completed in Ueno, Tokyo in 2005 to house the NewGin marketing department, the headquarters of NewGin Hanbai, and the Ueno offices of NewGin Advance. The subsidiary Shinko was opened in 2006, and the second Tokyo building was completed in 2009. A new Shinsei office at the Nannō was completed in 2010. In January 2011, NewGin announced a pachinko game titled  based on Hayao Miyazaki's Future Boy Conan anime television series. Notes

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Amusement companies of Japan
Manufacturing companies based in Nagoya
Manufacturing companies established in 1949
Electronics companies of Japan
Gambling companies of Japan
Manufacturing companies of Japan
Privately held companies of Japan
Slot machine manufacturers
Japanese brands
1949 establishments in Japan