Nihon Tenbo

Nihon Tenbo (日本展望娯楽社, “Japan Outlook Entertainment Company,” abbreviated Nitten) was a Japanese manufacturer of Electromechanical pinball machines. From the late 1960s into the early 1970s it built sports-themed tables — Home Run (ホームランゲーム) (c.1967), Soccer Ace (サッカーエース) (1969), and Beat & Spark (ビート＆スパーク) and JumboKick (ジャンボキック) (both 1970) — and worked with Nihon Goraku-Ki Kabushikigaisha on the Ultraman-based Ultra Attack (ウルトラアタック) and Ultra Spark (ウルトラスパーク).^[1]