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Guaranteed Win! OL Pachinker Kotomi 

Kotomi, a talented office lady, leads busy days as a revitalization planner for small and medium-sized enterprises. One day, she receives a request to help turn around a small pachinko parlor that is on the verge of being taken over by a large corporation...
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Kotomi, a talented office lady, leads busy days as a revitalization planner for small and medium-sized enterprises. One day, she receives a request to help turn around a small pachinko parlor that is on the verge of being taken over by a large corporation...

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Directed By:Kumiko Nagao
Written By:Satoshi Abe
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Cinepop

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