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Nana, who wanted to create a fashion magazine with her boyfriend Hideo, is shocked to be assigned to the pachinko and pachislot magazine editorial department. As she works alongside Joji, a former professional slot player, she gradually becomes drawn to the appeal of slot machines...
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Nana, who wanted to create a fashion magazine with her boyfriend Hideo, is shocked to be assigned to the pachinko and pachislot magazine editorial department. As she works alongside Joji, a former professional slot player, she gradually becomes drawn to the appeal of slot machines...
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Written By:Jirō Ishikawa
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Nextacy
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