Even exchange is nice, but it barely spins—5 spins per 1k, are you kidding me?

5-yen slots, 400 medals 1-yen pachi, 2000 balls Even though I won 4000 yen worth in total, I only got one 2000-yen piece. I checked, but they said it was correct, and that was that. Thinking about it again, it's weird, right? Isn't it because you work while chatting that you make mistakes? Never going again.

The nails were so brutally tight I went home after 1000 yen lol

Starting with the bad points: the staff are unfriendly. Of course, there are also polite, pleasant ones. It's not a very big hall, and the number of staff is proportionate, so there's sometimes a bit of a wait after you call them. Now the good points: first, the 25-ball exchange and the exchange rate are very good. And the machines spin well, almost disproportionately so for the exchange rate. 20 spins is common, and many exceed the border. I once played all day on a machine with a 19-spin border and averaged 24 spins. On weekends there are almost always food stalls, so you can eat cheap, tasty food. There's also a certain shopping mall 3 minutes away on foot, so you won't have trouble filling your stomach. Personally, I think the things above are advantages that more than make up for the drawbacks like the small number of machines and the cramped toilets. Overall, my impression is that it's a hidden gem.

Even after 4.500 spins on a middle-spec machine, not even a red hold comes And not just once or twice A seriously sketchy store It's nothing but regulars Came back after a long time What happened today Played Initial D 199, got the pre-revealed giraffe-pattern cut-in on the strongest reach and it missed! On other machines too, red holds, super-hot voices, whatever came up, it all missed! It was at the level where I totally suspected remote control. It looks like lots of customers have stopped coming, and I thought it was suspicious, and sure enough. Honestly, I think it's at the level where you shouldn't go near it. If you want to win, please stay away.