Kinbasha Gaming International, Inc. Announces Release of Corporate Overview Video

Kinbasha Gaming International, Inc. (the “Company”) (PINK:KNBA) owner and operator of retail pachinko gaming centers in Japan, today released an online corporate overview video.

The video provides a concise overview of Kinbasha’s current business activates and future growth potential in the lucrative retail gaming space in Japan and provides investors with an in-depth look at the company’s parlors and management team.

From the corporate overview video, “Pachinko is Japan’s largest leisure activity, prevalent in all major cities. It generates an estimated $234 billion in gross revenue per year and employs over 300,000 citizens. The Japanese Pachinko industry is the largest service industry sector in Japan.”

The video goes on to state, “Capitalizing on this significant industry, Kinbasha International Gaming, Inc. is an emerging growth retail gaming company with plans for expansion in Japan’s major cities. Kinbasha is already one of the top 50 in the entire Japanese Pachinko industry by number of parlors.”

The overview video is the first of a series of informative videos to be released that will discuss Kinbasha, its retail gaming business model and aggressive growth plans as well as its ongoing commitment to shareholder value.

To view the overview video, please navigate to: www.kinbashainc.com/ovid.html

About Kinbasha Gaming International, Inc.

Based in Hitachi City, Japan, Kinbasha Gaming International, Inc. (PINK: KNBA) is a retail gaming company with plans for expansion in Japan’s sizable gaming and food and beverage industries. Founded in 1957, Kinbasha’s principal business is the ownership and operation of retail gaming establishments in Japan that offer customers the opportunity to play the game of chance known as pachinko. Pachinko is played on a device which resembles a slot machine, and is ranked as Japan’s largest leisure activity, accounting for approximately $230 billion in annual revenue. Kinbasha currently employs nearly 1,000 people and owns 21 pachinko parlors in the prefectures of Chiba, Ibaraki and Tokyo. In addition, the company also owns three mid-size restaurants in Japan which offer traditional Japanese cuisine. For more information on Kinbasha, please visit: www.kinbashainc.com

For comprehensive investor relations material, including fact sheets, multimedia resources, and videos regarding Kinbasha, please follow the appropriate link: Investor Portal, Overview Video and Investor Fact Sheet.

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