New to Japanese pachinko and pachislot? Here is which machine type to choose first, five beginner picks, what it costs to get one to the USA, and what happens after you order.
Before a machine leaves our workshop in Okayama, Japan, we take it apart, hand-wash the removable plastic parts, clean the frame and playfield, and put it back together. See the main steps in photos.
We looked back at every machine ordered from us between June 2021 and November 2026. These are the series overseas fans order most, from Evangelion and Godzilla to Lupin the Third, with machines you can order today.
We rebuilt every machine price against today’s Japanese market prices and exchange rate. 1,398 of 1,906 machines are now cheaper — an average of US$379 less. 191 went up. Here is what moved, and why.
Balls that drop out of play go straight back into your pachinko machine — automatically. Fits in about three minutes. Now US$280, 20% off.
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Cleaned, maintained and equipped for home play: keys, volume control, a 120V transformer and the right play unit are included. Traditional pachislot also includes 500 coins. For 220–240V countries, an additional 500W transformer is required ($50.00 USD, sold separately).
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