In Japan, control over the development of gambling among the public is quite strict.
Even so, gamblers always manage to find places to amuse themselves.
In many street corners, especially near train stations, there are many legal small gambling venues known as "Pachinko."
Inside Pachinko parlors, there are a variety of gambling machines set up, including pinball machines, slot machines, and fishing games.
These small gambling spots are very popular in Japan, where you can see adults of all ages spending their entire day there.
Japanese gambling laws stipulate that Pachinko parlors are defined as entertainment spaces, not gambling establishments.
Customers can only exchange the points they win for small gifts at the front desk, not for money directly.
However, among the items available for exchange, there is one called the gold card.
