Guide
How to Play
A quick guide for first-time visitors.If you need help at any time, press the call button (Yobidashi)— staff will come to assist you.
A quick guide for first-time visitors.If you need help at any time, press the call button (Yobidashi) — staff will come to assist you.
Choose a machine you want to play.
Insert a bill into the Sando (ball dispenser) slot on the left side.
Press the Tamakashi button to release balls into the tray.
If balls are not dispensed, press the Yobidashi button to call an attendant.
Turn the handle in the lower right to adjust shot strength.
Aim balls at the Bukkomi (target area) at the top of the playfield.
Getting balls into the Heso (center hole) starts the draw.
A successful draw may result in an Oatari (jackpot).
03.When Balls Pay Out (Oatari)
A jackpot releases a large number of balls into the lower tray.
When the Shitazara (lower tray) is full, transfer balls to the Dorubako (winnings box).
If the Dorubako is also full, press Yobidashi and request an additional box.
Press the Henkyaku button to return your IC card or IC coin if balance remains.
Always take the IC card/coin when leaving your seat — do not leave it behind.
For large winnings, ask staff to carry your heavy Dorubako.
If you cannot speak Japanese, make an 'X' sign with your arms — staff will assist.
Place balls into the Keisuuki (counting machine) — staff may assist.
Receive an exchange receipt — this is your proof of winnings.
Bring the receipt to the Kokan counter (exchange counter).
The receipt is valid only on the issue date (same day). Do not lose it.
During Oatari, balls automatically accumulate in the machine.
Slide the lever on the Dorubako to count the balls.
Your winnings total appears on the digital display on the left side.
Press the Haraidashi (payout) button.
Balls will dispense from the nozzle into the lower tray.
Press Henkyaku to retrieve your IC card or IC coin.
Your remaining balls and winnings are stored on the card.
You can use the retrieved card immediately at another machine.
Bring your IC card or coin to the exchange counter.
Exchange is valid only on the issue date (same day).
Staff will assist if needed — do not hesitate to ask.
Choose a machine you want to play.
Insert money into the Sando machine. Make sure the token chute points to the lower tray.
¥1,000 bill dispenses ¥1,000 worth of tokens automatically.
If tokens are insufficient, press Yobidashi to call an attendant.
Insert 3 tokens into the Token Tonyuguchi (token slot) on the right side.
Pull the lever on the left side to spin the reels.
Press the stop buttons to stop each reel — usually in left → right order.
Matching symbols on the payline trigger a payout.
A bonus event releases many tokens — exciting!
The machine can hold up to ~50 tokens internally; extras go to the Shitazara.
Transfer tokens to your Dorubako before the tray overflows.
Check the credit display and press the payout button to get remaining tokens.
For large payouts, press Yobidashi — staff will assist.
If you cannot speak Japanese, make an 'X' sign with your arms.
Staff will carry your tokens to the Keisuuki — follow them.
Keisuuki counts your tokens and prints an exchange receipt.
Bring the receipt to the Kokan counter.
The receipt is valid only on the issue date — use it the same day.
Radio Signal Devices
Any device that interferes with machine signals is strictly prohibited.
Under 18 / High School Students
Entry and play are not permitted for minors or high school students.
Violence
Violent behavior toward staff or other customers will result in immediate removal.
Damaging Equipment
Deliberately damaging machines or facility equipment is prohibited.
Drinking / Intoxicated Play
Playing while visibly intoxicated is not allowed for everyone's safety.
Cheating Tools
Piano wire, magnets, or any device used to manipulate machines is illegal.
Weapons
Bringing knives or any weapons onto the premises is strictly forbidden.
Playing for Others
Operating multiple machines or playing on behalf of another person is prohibited.
Bringing Outside Balls/Tokens
Balls or tokens from other parlors must not be brought in.
Watching / Standing Behind
Hovering behind or watching other customers at their machines is not permitted.
Leaving Machine Too Long
Meal breaks: max 30 min. Other breaks: max 15 min. Machine may be released.
Cutting in Line / Saving a Place
Saving spots with items or cutting in line before opening is prohibited.
Rude Behavior
Disrespectful actions toward staff or other customers are not tolerated.
Pets
Animals are not allowed inside the facility.
Leaving Children in Car
Never leave children unattended in vehicles while playing.
Smoking While Walking
Smoking is only permitted in designated areas. No walking while smoking.
Professional Players
Those regarded as professional gamblers may be asked to leave.
Photography
Taking photos inside the parlor requires staff permission.
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