Japanese Pachinko Industry "Finally" Getting Interests of You Guys

[Makoto]

Hello there,

Somewhat breaking news, Japanese Pachinko Industry finally started to pay attention to foreign market (especially for inbound purpose but yes for foreign community).

So as I am part of of this community for a couple of years(sorry for been absent for those few month, hope you`d remember me) as only native Japanese(if I`m not missing anyone), one of major web site "Pachiseven" asked me to serialize article on there.

Article itself is to explain how inbound foreigner thought or experienced their first time pachinko to Japanese, and might not what you are very interested to, but it is a point of view from Japan-end. There would be more contents explaining about foreign pachinko scene that might interest you more.

Also, I have put English version as well on this to be more convenient for you(Hey I`m the only English user in Japanese pachinko Industry as well).

Kindly check, press like button there if you did like it, and comment down anything you know about any pachinko related events/place near by your place(so I can put such info on my next article).
By your support, I might be able to get more offers from industry then I would be able to spend more time to share information in English to you all!

Thanks a lot for community and have a great 20th year for Pachitalk!

https://pachiseven.jp/articles/detail/19289

[MrGneiss]

Cool article!! Thank you for posting!!

Pachinko tours sound fun!! Even though I know how to play them at home, I am sure I would be very confused going into a parlor for the first time!!

[Makoto]

Cool article!! Thank you for posting!!

Pachinko tours sound fun!! Even though I know how to play them at home, I am sure I would be very confused going into a parlor for the first time!!

Thanks!

Hope we can play together in someday!


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[Drunkenclam]

When we went to one. It was a quite large hall but not busy. Like a lot of tourists. We went in as an experience rather than to gamble. So any money we played with we were quite prepared to loose. Treating it more like an arcade and play for fun. So stuck to the 1¥ machines. Of course the fact we won back 3x our original outlay was a bonus. Of course knowing the past payout stats from the counter may have been helpful.

[Makoto]

When we went to one. It was a quite large hall but not busy. Like a lot of tourists. We went in as an experience rather than to gamble. So any money we played with we were quite prepared to loose. Treating it more like an arcade and play for fun. So stuck to the 1¥ machines. Of course the fact we won back 3x our original outlay was a bonus. Of course knowing the past payout stats from the counter may have been helpful.

That definitely makes sense, no one wants to bet on things you are not any familiar.

Thanks for sharing experience

[Makoto]

Not sure someone here got ever interest, but 4th column is now up!

https://pachiseven.jp/articles/writer/98.html#contents

[MrGneiss]

Very cool, thank you for sharing!!