Kenji Togami

Kenji Togami

Employment history: Sega Enterprises (1989-04^[1] – 1996-04^[1]) Konami Digital Entertainment
Role(s): Programmer
Education: National Institute of Technology (Department of Electrical Engineering, 1984-1989)^[2]

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Kenji Togami (砥上謙治) is a Japanese video game programmer. After graduating from university in 1989, he started his career at Sega Enterprises. His only work at Sega is a Virtua Fighter-related data processing innovation from 1995^[3]. He left to work for Konami Digital Entertainment the year therafter, where he programmed games like Winning Spike^[4] and Beatmania Core Remix^[5].

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Kenji Togami

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