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I heard you can make a fine living playing pachinko once you have the "hungry spirit"...The Pachinko Hakubutsukan (Pachinko Museum, more pictures) boasts 148 machines, many of them rare and historic mementos of the game's industry. "I am really grateful for my encounter with pachinko. I wanted to say thank you to pachinko and wanted to return something" to the game, explained Tetsuya Makino, its manager. Link.
The pachinko museum
I heard you can make a fine living playing pachinko once you have the "hungry spirit"...The Pachinko Hakubutsukan (Pachinko Museum, more pictures) boasts 148 machines, many of them rare and historic mementos of the game's industry. "I am really grateful for my encounter with pachinko. I wanted to say thank you to pachinko and wanted to return something" to the game, explained Tetsuya Makino, its manager. Link.
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Aug 25, 2005 01:09 AM
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Yup, I have to agree. I have recently become addicted to pachniko after getting my first machine from Nik at:
http://www.pachinkos.co.uk
Very addictive hobby and be warned that one is never enough...
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