Pachinko parlor operator arrested for not obscuring the act of gambling well enough
If you’re going to do wrong, do wrong right. For many years, pachinko parlors have stood tall and proud in just about every community across the country as bastions of the human desire to make quick money without having to work for it. Every day, thousands and thousands of people flock to the large and […]
Pachinko parlor manager and operating company arrested for violating Japan's three-store system on January 20th in Miyagi Prefecture town of Ishinomaki. The manager sold four special prizes directly to customers, bypassing the system which requires cash prizes not be awarded. Charges stated the parlor had since closed but the 71-year-old manager confessed to the wrongdoing. This is the first such case in Miyagi since 2007.
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