[2024/11/02] Played here for the first time. The shop is in front of the station, in a spot with lots of foot traffic. Pachinko is 4 yen only. I went in about an hour after opening on a Saturday, but occupancy was under 10%, with only about 4.5 customers in the shop including me. But I felt it's a really good shop. First, since it's 4-yen only, you can play older machines at 4 yen that other shops don't have or that you only see in low-rate operation. Then the spin rate. Seeing the occupancy and other reviews, I imagined it'd be pretty harsh, but the ama-deji with Yu-Time I sat at spun 20 times/1k. (The same machine next to it was 15 times/1k, so it seems you need to choose your machine carefully.) A shop where you can play quite a lot. Just one thing: the affiliated parking lot is way too small. Since it's in front of the station, it was already full before opening. Waiting for a spot took 40 minutes. I thought it'd be nice if they partnered with a few other nearby parking lots if possible.

As other people's comments say, the staff wandering around too much is really noisy. Even in an aisle with only me, they go out of their way to start cleaning the machines on both sides of me... They have models you won't find elsewhere and easy-to-play machines, so if I could play quietly I'd have no complaints... but this is really too much. It's a shame, since I used to feel it was a good local shop that was fairly easy to play at.

While the shop was voluntarily suspending operations to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the staff were handing out hypochlorous acid, which was really helpful. They're responding proactively.

I think it's impressive they've stayed in business for so many years

① Too many low-probability slot and pachinko machines. ② The staff are way too unfriendly. The lady who silently refills the medals is like a machine, it's scary. ③ Few prizes