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Sex and The Pachinko 

The latest premium title!! Love and pachinko are changing the odds! Risa works at an event company, Tomoko works at a pachinko magazine publisher, and Yuki works at a beverage company. The three of them enjoy pachinko as a hobby, and today they are winning a lot of balls. Only Risa has a boyfriend, who comforts her when she fails at work. Tomoko and Yuki are after Masashi, the manager of a pachinko parlor. The three plan events to boost sales at Masashi's parlor, but they fail every time. Then Risa finds out her boyfriend is cheating and they break up... Three grown women struggle with love and gambling!!
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The latest premium title!! Love and pachinko are changing the odds! Risa works at an event company, Tomoko works at a pachinko magazine publisher, and Yuki works at a beverage company. The three of them enjoy pachinko as a hobby, and today they are winning a lot of balls. Only Risa has a boyfriend, who comforts her when she fails at work. Tomoko and Yuki are after Masashi, the manager of a pachinko parlor. The three plan events to boost sales at Masashi's parlor, but they fail every time. Then Risa finds out her boyfriend is cheating and they break up... Three grown women struggle with love and gambling!!

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ryō Kaihara
Written By:Ryō Kaihara
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Nextacy

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