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SAFETY
Tomy Yujin Corporation would like you to know that
our first and foremost concern is a child's safety.
Tomy Yujin uses the Consumer Product Safety Commission
(CPSC) guidelines - as set forth in their Manufacturer's
Abbreviated Guide for Age-labeling Toys - of matching
toy characteristics to children's ages. These guidelines
are supported by independent studies aimed at the developmental
stages of children. In addition to following the CPSC
guidelines, before importing toys into the United States,
Tomy Yujin tests all products by a recognized ASTM facility
making sure to adhere to both Federal and Industry Voluntary
standards for safety.
Tomy Yujin is a subsidiary of TOMY, a 75 year old toy
manufacturing company; we have always been aware of
and have complied with the required safety standards
as well as voluntary standards of the toy industry.
We have, on file, the test results for every toy that
Tomy Yujin Corporation has manufactured.
MARCH 2008
TYC will be attending the ASI (Amusement Showcase International)
Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center 3/27-3/29, please
stop by and vist our booth # 529.
JANUARY 2008
TYC would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year!
Tomy Yujin Corporation has moved to a new warehouse
facility, please contact TYC for further information.
July 2006
TYC now has a toll free fax number for your convenience
to fax over your orders! The toll free number is 888/476-6590;
also please feel free to send over your orders to TYC
via e-mail: order@gachausa.com
Due to the rising costs of materials, TYC will be increasing
price of the following items effective July 1st, 2006:
Item Description Revised Price
$1.00 US/$2.00 CN Coin Mechanisms - $12.99
$0.50 US/$1.00 CN Coin Mechanisms - $21.99
.900 Token Coin Mechanism - $19.99
.984 Token Coin Mechanism - $19.99
It has come to our attention that one of our distributors/customers
in North America has been selling to distributor in
Europe and another to a distributor in Australia. While
we appreciate the business, we cannot allow this to
continue. First of all, Tomy Yujin Europe is responsible
for those territories where they have a contract for
exclusive distributor rights in that area. Secondly,
Disney has not approved the product or insert for release
outside of the US or Canada and the toys are ASTM tested
only to meet the standards for the US and Canada. Lastly,
our license agreements limit TYC’s sales to the
U.S. and Canada. Therefore, we must request that any
company selling overseas discontinue these transactions.
Tomy Yujin Corporation values your business; however,
our hands are tied in this situation.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation TYC appreciates
your business and continued patronage.
Best Regards,
TOMY YUJIN CORPORATION
NEW POLICY
Dear Valued Customer:
Please review the two new policies that will be effective
immediately:
1. Be advised that according to our contract with Disney
Enterprises we may not sell their products at National
Food Chains (including McDonalds’) or restaurants
with more than three (3) locations. This is only applicable
with Disney items, all of our other licensed product
may still be purchased for those locations.
2. All orders including purchase orders, phone orders
and faxed orders will be subject to the terms and conditions
listed on the reverse side of our order form. Please
review the terms, so that you are familiar with our
policies.
If you have any questions regarding these regulations
or terms, please contact Lynda at 949/476-6580 ext.
311.
AUSTRALIAN SALES
It has come to our attention that one of our distributors/customers
in the U.S. has been selling to a distributor in Australia.
While we appreciate the business, we cannot allow this
transaction. First of all, Tomy Yujin Europe is responsible
for that territory. In addition, they have a contract
for exclusive distributor rights in that area. Lastly,
our royalty license agreements also limit our sales
to the U.S. and Canada. Therefore, we must request that
any company selling overseas discontinues those transactions.
Tomy Yujin Corporation
values your business, however, our hands are tied in this situation. If you have
any questions or comments about this situation, we would be happy to hear from
you. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in this matter.
TOY SAFETY
Tomy Yujin Corporation would like you to know that our first and foremost
concern is a child's safety. Tomy Yujin uses the Consumer Product Safety
Commission (CPSC) guidelines - as set forth in their Manufacturer's Abbreviated
Guide for Age-labeling Toys - of matching toy characteristics to children's ages.
These guidelines are supported by independent studies aimed at the developmental
stages of children. In addition to following the CPSC guidelines, before importing
toys into the United States, Tomy Yujin tests all products by a recognized ASTM
facility making sure to adhere to both Federal and Industry Voluntary standards
for safety.
Tomy Yujin is a subsidiary of TOMY, a 75 year old toy
manufacturing company; we have always been aware of
and have complied with the required safety standards
as well as voluntary standards of the toy industry.
We have, on file, the test results for every toy that
Tomy Yujin Corporation has manufactured.
April, 2004
Tomy Yujin Corporation has moved
its headquarter office to 1601 Dove St., Suite 115 Newport Beach, CA 92660. Previously
TYC had been sharing office space with TOMY Corporation, another subsidiary of
the Japanese toy manufacturer TOMY, the move was necessary to facilitate the growth
of both companies. TYC has moved into approximately 2000 sq. ft. of space to call
their own. The office includes the product design department, accounting, operations,
customer service, and sales departments. Yusuke Tokashiki, VP Sales & Licensing
said, "This office is much nicer than our old office, there is a lot more
room for us all to work in, and we seem to be functioning better here in our own
space." TYC can be reached at their previous toll free number 866/GO-GACHA
(866/464-2242) or 949/476-6580 (tel) and 949/476-6590 (fax). March 2004 We
would like to take this opportunity to mention a price and policy change effective
March 1, 2004 on our coin mechanisms. After exchanging $1.00 US and $2.00
Canadian coin mechanisms for free the past two years, TYC will no longer replace
older version $1.00 US coin mechanisms or $2.00 Canadian Mechanisms free of charge.
Due to an increase in manufacturing costs the new price for $1.00 US and
$2.00 Canadian mechanism is $9.99; $0.50 US and $1.00 Canadian mechanism is $19.99.
Token mechanisms are currently available in size .900 or .984 for $16.99 each.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Tomy Yujin Corporation. If
you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us toll free 866/464-2242
ANNOUNCEMENT
Due to an increase in warehousing expenses
& recent shipping incidents, we will be charging the following fees effective
January 1st, 2004: Storage Fees - All items on purchase order that are in
our warehouse for over 30 days will incur a monthly storage fee. Each case of
product will be charged $.50 per month and each machine will be charged $4.00
per month. All other items will be charged $.25 per CF per month. Restocking
Fees - All orders that are pulled from our warehouse for pick up or shipped that
are cancelled or returned will be charged a 15% restocking fee or a minimum fee
of $25.00 per order which ever is greater. Address Correction Fee - All
orders that are shipped and rerouted due to incorrect address will be charged
$5.00 per box for correction. If the items are returned to our warehouse and not
rerouted in transit, the restocking fees will apply. Tomy Yujin Corporation
appreciates your business; however, we are not able to absorb these costs any
longer. Also, in an effort to help our customers, TYC is making it easier
to create product displays for your GACHA display unit. On all new products, each
inner case will still have a total of 200 pieces but will now consist of two 95
count bags of product and two 5 count bags of product with 5 pieces of double
sided tape in each bag. We hope that this helps ease the task of constructing
displays. If you have any questions or need additional information please
contact our office for further clarification.
PAYMENT MAILING INFORMATION
In order
to expedite your payments we have opened a lockbox. Please send all payments to
the following address effective immediately: Tomy Yujin Corporation
P.O. Box 31001-1698 Pasadena, CA 91110-1698 For overnight payments:
PNC Bank 465 North Halstead, Ste. 160 Pasadena, CA 91107 Reference:
Tomy Yujin Corporation Lock Box # 911698
INSTRUCTIONS ON INSTALLING GACHA EZ COUNT
COIN METER & SPROCKET ON OLD OR NEW GACHA COIN MECHANISM
List of the 5 items for the GACHA EZcount model kit are:
" 1 GACHA EZCount Coin Counter " 1 EZcount Gacha sprocket "
2 screws - NOTE: larger screw is for the new GACHA coin mechanism with metal backing,
smaller screw is for older GACHA mechanism with plastic backing " 1 elongated
black plastic washer for the new GACHA coin mechanism Coin Counter
INSTALLATION FOR NEW GACHA COIN MECHANISM ARE AS FOLLOWS: " Place
coin mechanism in front of you, looking at back of coin mechanism NOTE: the top
of mechanism should be at the top when looking at it. Take center screw of sprocket
and place on side; take off closet screw to right side of sprocket NOTE: you will
be replacing this screw with the larger screw in the GACHA EZcount kit. "
Looking at the GACHA EZcount model with the digit display in view, place the large
screw through the hole provided and at the other end place the long black plastic
washer. " Align the new screw over the right hole where the screw was
removed. Tighten just enough to keep the EZ count in place and make sure the center
of coin mechanism is aligned with the center of the EZcount pivot NOTE: Notch
is located on the pivot. " Position the GACHA EZcount: " NOTE
when looking, still at the back of the coin mechanism topside up, top of coin
mechanism remains at the top. The notch in the pivot should be facing approximately
8 O'clock, this will allow for a 180-degree tolerance, more than enough to compensate
any degree of play the GACHA coin mechanism may have. " Align the pin
on the sprocket through the notch of the pivot at the same time align center of
sprocket over the rod of the coin mechanism and in center of pivot. "
Place the sprocket screw back on and tighten, go back and tighten up right screw.
" INSTALLATION IS COMPLETED Installation for old GACHA coin mechanism
with plastic backing: Follow same procedure except do not use extended
black washer. After removing the bottom right screw, use the smaller screw for
the bottom right screw placement.
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