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Pachinko Angel
Nanami, who enjoyed playing pachinko when she was young, is now trying to wash her hands and start a new life by faithfully working at the company. However, she still plays pachinko every night and even has the nickname "violent angel."
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Nanami, who enjoyed playing pachinko when she was young, is now trying to wash her hands and start a new life by faithfully working at the company. However, she still plays pachinko every night and even has the nickname "violent angel."
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Written By:Jirō Ishikawa
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Takeshobo
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