I spent $80 usd in a Casino one day. I then felt guilt because I had nothing to show for it. I could have gone out to a nice restaurant, bought a fancy new piece of clothing, anything more tangible. I’ve not gambled since and probably never will.
@@NodnarbRS Yeah but you can just as easy make $8000, I've had days where I lose thousands in a day, but also days where I make thousands in a day. And in the long term I've made MUCH more than I've lost with stocks and funds. Can't really compare them unless you trade stocks like an absolute idiot lol.
@@Ripcraze I'm more on the traditional side of investing things, like doing things warren buffet way. But at least I could approve the usefulness of investing in bitcoins, and everyone really should invest in bitcoin now before it's too late.
Discovering Boat Race was one of the most hilarious random things I discovered on my second last trip to Japan. I didn't bet on the boats, but it was a fun afternoon sitting trackside and watching the races. There were some food stands there too which was cool. 🤤
2:05 ooooh, getting artsy with the shots I see. I've done pachinko before. If you decide to go to one of these places bring some hearing protection. They are loud and the noise never stops.
I do think the taste for gambling starts early in Japan, with children having the habit of buying gachapons, and playing UFO catchers (and most recently, gacha mechanics in mobile games). These things don't give out money, but the rush of betting you'll get the item you want (even with the risk of not getting anything at all) is very similar to gambling for money. Especially for children for whom those toys and items actually have more value than money. This gambling feeling is even present more discreetly in other japanese customs, like lucky bags. Because of that, I don't think the gambling problem in Japan will go away so soon.
I’ve been to a pachinko parlor in Tokyo. The place is absurdly loud, specially compared to how quiet and reserved Japanese society is. And the smell is appalling. It seem like a portal to a parallel dimension.
Work hard, play hard! Asian's are known as big, hard gamblers. You should see the one's at my local casino, I could never play that big and reckless and didn't Japan approve of casino's just a year or two ago? Wonder how that will go if correct.
No lie though. Especially asians that immigrated to the U.S, Europe and Australia. They would straight up go to someone house and gamble. Just by playing some playing cards.
why is there a gambling problem in japan? answer: they're trained to gamble from childhood. gachapon is essentially gambling. gacha moblie games, etc. etc. etc.
I’ve been told told that when you gamble you have to set your mindset to, “I am spending money for the TIME to entertain myself and not to win money.” Also, go into the gambling parlor with a finite amount of money, so when/if you run out, you really run out and have to leave. Example: Go in with $100 or $200 dollars only, leave the rest of your money and cards at home. (I have to do this with bookstores. 😔)
I’ve never even heard about that before. Casino’s are all new to me; I’ve yet to have the experience of entering into an intense gamble for my life, and I never realized such a large amount are so attached to that adrenaline rush gambling gives them.
You know, you could say I've gambled *with* my life, but I've always been pretty risk-averse about money. I've gambled at charity casino nights but the point there is mostly to have fun losing so the charity gets the money, or donate it anyway if you win. :)
I won $500 in Vegas back in 2014 playing a roulette, but made a mistake not quitting at that time (due to poor understanding of how the casino tactics work, now I know better!). Ended up in a -$40 at the end, but stopped there cause I realised I was gonna be on a losing spree after a series of winnings. Generally don't have an addiction, but I do recommend strongly to those who go to gambling or casinos to always brign more people with you who are immune to gambling things-alike and ask them to "pull you out" in case you get carried away.
I played at a Pachinko parlor in Matsuyama, I was so stupid and started playing and 2 and a half hour later i walk out deaf and starving didn't realize that time had flown by. But the sound does machines give off...
Here in Washington State Tribal Casinos are all over the place. They are cash registers going cha ching when running normally. I am curious on how Japan is dealing with online gambling which I would imagine is a thing now days with Covid. Lately online sports betting is becoming legal so it'll be interesting to see how that works.
@6:57 flower petal gave it away. Not sure if it was put or left there intentionally! Would LOVE to see more of this cinematography of looping like that between 6:39~7:10. Maybe a 2nd or 3rd full loop to make it look like there are identical twin, triplet or quadruplet Cathy cats leaving and entering the view while continuously talking. 😊
That's honestly so sad. I can imagine how that can lead to problems within a family/marriage. I have no experience with gambling and don't wanna change that.
I have been to casinos (blackjack, roulette, 3 card poker, slot machines), horse racing, greyhound racing, and Jai alai. The secret my Father taught me... take only the money you are willing to lose, no more... and don't try to win it back if you go on a losing streak. It's worked for me. When I lose my gambling money, I just go get drinks and a good meal.
I visited a large pachinko parlor in Akihabara to see what it was like. IT'S LOUD! How can people possible withstand being there? How do the workers not slowly go deaf?
I played a lot of medal games while I was in Japan (Fortune Trinity 3, not a big fan of pachislots), and they're strangely very calming and surprisingly addictive. At least I don't have the temptation to go big for money with those machines. With Pachinko, gacha, and horse racing, no wonder Japan has that amount of people with gambling addiction.
I spent $20 bucks on a machine in Las Vegas and got over $500 dollars out of it so not a bad deal. I have people in my family who are really addicted to it though. The trick is to spend what you can afford and just have fun with it. The issues come when people spend more than what they can afford.
Pachinko machines in amusement centers -> Get the kids hooked so that they can graduate to play with money. Whenever is pass on a sidewalk in front of a pachinko parlour, I feel like there is a physical solid volume of noise and cigarette smoke that gets even worse when the doors open. I was surprised that you even see them lost in the middle of nowhere in the countryside where I wouldn't even think there are enough people for them to be profitable.
Gambling seems to be ingrained within Asian culture in general. At the Casino I used to work at, Asians tended to be the biggest spenders and won a good share of the jackpots.
Gacha isn't gambling, because you can't get money out of it, you can't lose (you can only get less) and the game design is a part of gacha. Gacha addiction has also more layers, because it includes usually internet gaming disorder. However I think you can call those "gambling-like", because the gacha part itself works in a similar way to a slot machine. However at the end of the day there are more mechanisms. In my opinion the definition of gambling should be changed, so gacha games also fall under it and they should be treated in a similar way to gambling. Also the access for kids should be limited and gacha should have an influence on the age rating.
@@tapuchris3329 Honestly, with their work culture, I always figured the vice-based industries are likely super profitable. Prostitution, gambling, bars and whatnot are apparently very much culturally normalized in Japan.
The reason why the loop hole hasn't been closed probably has to do with politicians receiving envelopes of concerns from citizens that would suffer if that kind of business closed. Think about the jobs lost! The crushed hopes of voters!
Bruh the entire country is a giant Gacha machine , they even have gacha roles when you order Taxi's , no joke when you order a taxi you have a very small chance of winning a ride in a luxury taxi rather than a normal average taxi , like bruh
You forgot to mention that the claw machines are actually gambling and lots of people are addicted to the claw machines. People can even be addicted to the mystery bags.
I can thankfully say I never had a gambling issue thanks to a simple piece of advice my father gave me. Just remember that casinos and pachiko parlors aren't built on winners. This is what he told me.
I would feel guilty whether I lose or not. If I lose, I would feel guilty for myself. If I win, I would for the owner of the machine.. I tried once out of curiousity to test I got some luck, and then I won, and then I really felt bad, I insisted to return the money haha. I never played again 😅😅
Die gute alte Pachinko-Hölle mit stehender Luft. 😂 Ich hab in meinem Leben nicht fast gar nicht Glücksspiel gespielt. Bisher in meinem ganzen Leben ne handvoll Rubbellose gekauft und natürlich verloren. Bei Lotto hab ich nur gespielt wenn ein richtig fetter Jackpot (6-7 Mal wenn über 100 Mio.) drin war aber nur mit dem Mindesteinsatz (2,50€), man kann doch noch träumen. 2 Mal meinen Einsatz zurück gewonnen, so ist das halt als Pechvogel. 🤷♂️🤣 Sonst lass ich eigentlich die Finger davon. 😊 Aber wusstest du was sehr viel Geld einbringt? Lootboxen in Videospielen. Das ist sogar so ausgeartet, dass sie sogar in einigen Ländern reguliert werden. EA und Activision haben mit Verhaltensforscher Systeme dafür entwickelt und es sich patentieren lassen. Die Firmen machen mehr Geld damit als mit den Verkauf von Spielen. CoD hatte sogar Lootboxen die jeder in der Lobby sehen konnte damit falls mal einer was gutes gewinnt andere auch sich solche Boxen kaufen. EA hatte das ganze btw losgetreten als sie in Battlefront 2 "Kunden" so übern Tisch gezogen hatte, dass es in die Öffentlichkeit gezogen wurde. FiFa-Spiele (auch von EA) sind sogar noch schlimmer. Wusstest du, dass jedes "neue" jährliche Spiel das selbe ist als der Vorgänger nur mit einer anderen Nummer drauf. Kamm jetzt bei der Switch raus, da hatten sie anscheinend vergessen auf der Tribüne die 2019 durch 2020 zuersetzen . Aber das Beste daran ist wenn man echtes Geld z.B. in FiFa 2019 gesteckt hat um die besten Spieler zu haben, bezahlt man den genauen Betrag nochmal für FiFa 2020. Und für was? Damit die Fußballspieler aufm Rasen das neue Trikot tragen. Das war so schlimm da gabs Leute die haben tausende Euros in das Spiel reingehauen um beim nächsten Teil wieder von vorne anzufangen. Eine Firma die auch so eine ähnliches Problem hatten waren die Entwickler von Warframe. Die haben Wind davon bekommen, dass ein Spieler seine Spielsucht durch dieses System befriedigt und haben das System wieder rausgenommen. Sie hätten es auch drin lassen können und viel Schotter machen können aber sie haben sich dagegen entschieden. Props! Und zum Schluss noch ne Info zu einem Video das während der Lootboxproblematik aufgetaucht war. Da hat ein netter Herr in einem skandinavischem Land (wars Finnland oder Schweden...? Ich glaub es Finnland) mit seiner Power Point Präsentation erklärt wie das das ganze Lootsystem funktioniert wie man "whales" (reiche Spieler) an Land zieht, wie das Marketing davon aussieht, usw. Wenn man das alles gesehen hat, musste man schon fast kot... sich fast übergeben, wie diese Systeme überall genutzt werden.
Its horrible for your personal finances, but there is absolutely nothing that can come close to the adrenaline rush you get when you gamble with money you don't have. I think life has made a lot of people numb and they just want to feel something again.
@@mac3490 Unless you've experienced it for yourself you wouldn't understand. You have no grounds to judge anybody. I hope life never crushes your soul. I hope you never understand what its like to feel completely empty inside. But if you ever do, then come back to me and tell me how ill informed and misguided it is.
people should be free to gamble their money away. Literally nobody is making them play pachinko, if they need help they need to decide that for themselves or their family needs to reign them in.
This explains why konami decided to back off from gaming and go all in on pachinko... Greedy basterds give me metal gear solid 3 remake! By the way, love the videos keep it coming friends!
Moonie Cathy Cat Love your Outfit!NYA NYA!I never knew that about the gambling in japan pretty serious out there and it been so bad! i have been to Las Vegas a lot yes i have had a little go but of course lost i think more or less anyone will have a little go in Vegas it comes natural as the machines are in your as soon as you get off the plane!
Cathy, you are always so cute dressed up like that. What do you wear when you are not on camera ? As far as gambling, it's an unfortunate addiction that seems to be getting worse around the world. Maybe because of covid.
It’s bad because of gambling obsession but it what’s really bad is it ( whole pachinko industry) is it’s ties with North Korea. So many of your video is about promoting western liberalism but you should not look at Japan through keyhole.
I spent $80 usd in a Casino one day. I then felt guilt because I had nothing to show for it. I could have gone out to a nice restaurant, bought a fancy new piece of clothing, anything more tangible. I’ve not gambled since and probably never will.
Good for you! Great decision to never try it again. It is stupid, irresponsible and shows how little regard many people have for money.
@@NodnarbRS Yeah but you can just as easy make $8000, I've had days where I lose thousands in a day, but also days where I make thousands in a day. And in the long term I've made MUCH more than I've lost with stocks and funds. Can't really compare them unless you trade stocks like an absolute idiot lol.
@@Ripcraze I'm more on the traditional side of investing things, like doing things warren buffet way. But at least I could approve the usefulness of investing in bitcoins, and everyone really should invest in bitcoin now before it's too late.
I'll never forget the moment I walked through a pachinko building and came out the other side DEAF.
The music and people voices 😭
@@littlebubbleofcomfort and the loud sound of thousands of pachinko balls banging. I miss japan 😭
LMAOOAOAO THIS IS SO TRUE
Same one of my distinct memories from
Japan may also add second hand smokers lung lol it was coming out the other side of a a cloud of smoke
@@QueenToken yeah! I was surprised even places like mcdonald's had smoking sections.
Discovering Boat Race was one of the most hilarious random things I discovered on my second last trip to Japan. I didn't bet on the boats, but it was a fun afternoon sitting trackside and watching the races. There were some food stands there too which was cool. 🤤
2:05 ooooh, getting artsy with the shots I see.
I've done pachinko before. If you decide to go to one of these places bring some hearing protection. They are loud and the noise never stops.
I was thinking the same thing lol that's awesome
I do think the taste for gambling starts early in Japan, with children having the habit of buying gachapons, and playing UFO catchers (and most recently, gacha mechanics in mobile games).
These things don't give out money, but the rush of betting you'll get the item you want (even with the risk of not getting anything at all) is very similar to gambling for money. Especially for children for whom those toys and items actually have more value than money.
This gambling feeling is even present more discreetly in other japanese customs, like lucky bags.
Because of that, I don't think the gambling problem in Japan will go away so soon.
Just like with alcoholism Japan just denies it has a problem.
Alcoholism is a side effect of depression.
@@Steph-sb9tc alcoholism is just escaping with drink
I’ve been to a pachinko parlor in Tokyo. The place is absurdly loud, specially compared to how quiet and reserved Japanese society is. And the smell is appalling. It seem like a portal to a parallel dimension.
Give a poor man money and the rich will have it by night
Work hard, play hard! Asian's are known as big, hard gamblers. You should see the one's at my local casino, I could never play that big and reckless and didn't Japan approve of casino's just a year or two ago? Wonder how that will go if correct.
All it will do will probably just remove a step when it comes to cashing out winnings
No lie though. Especially asians that immigrated to the U.S, Europe and Australia. They would straight up go to someone house and gamble. Just by playing some playing cards.
why is there a gambling problem in japan?
answer: they're trained to gamble from childhood. gachapon is essentially gambling. gacha moblie games, etc. etc. etc.
Gambling was still pervasive long before gacha games
folks are trapped in a circle... sigh... Success comes with work, smart work...
oh ya, stop drinking!!!!!
Loot boxes are also a big problem(internationally), but big money keep them from being regulated.
It start with snack with random prize inside, then trading card game, even inside popsicle there is gacha...
I’ve been told told that when you gamble you have to set your mindset to, “I am spending money for the TIME to entertain myself and not to win money.” Also, go into the gambling parlor with a finite amount of money, so when/if you run out, you really run out and have to leave. Example: Go in with $100 or $200 dollars only, leave the rest of your money and cards at home. (I have to do this with bookstores. 😔)
I’ve never even heard about that before. Casino’s are all new to me; I’ve yet to have the experience of entering into an intense gamble for my life, and I never realized such a large amount are so attached to that adrenaline rush gambling gives them.
You know, you could say I've gambled *with* my life, but I've always been pretty risk-averse about money. I've gambled at charity casino nights but the point there is mostly to have fun losing so the charity gets the money, or donate it anyway if you win. :)
I won $500 in Vegas back in 2014 playing a roulette, but made a mistake not quitting at that time (due to poor understanding of how the casino tactics work, now I know better!). Ended up in a -$40 at the end, but stopped there cause I realised I was gonna be on a losing spree after a series of winnings. Generally don't have an addiction, but I do recommend strongly to those who go to gambling or casinos to always brign more people with you who are immune to gambling things-alike and ask them to "pull you out" in case you get carried away.
I played at a Pachinko parlor in Matsuyama, I was so stupid and started playing and 2 and a half hour later i walk out deaf and starving didn't realize that time had flown by. But the sound does machines give off...
Here in Washington State Tribal Casinos are all over the place. They are cash registers going cha ching when running normally. I am curious on how Japan is dealing with online gambling which I would imagine is a thing now days with Covid. Lately online sports betting is becoming legal so it'll be interesting to see how that works.
@6:57 flower petal gave it away. Not sure if it was put or left there intentionally! Would LOVE to see more of this cinematography of looping like that between 6:39~7:10. Maybe a 2nd or 3rd full loop to make it look like there are identical twin, triplet or quadruplet Cathy cats leaving and entering the view while continuously talking. 😊
There is also AutoRace (motorcycle racing on oval tracks) and Kirin-style bicycle races that people can gamble on as well. Its crazy!
Woa! 6:55 she teleported down the stairs! She looks so innocent but in truth she is a sorceress in disguise! 😱
That's honestly so sad. I can imagine how that can lead to problems within a family/marriage.
I have no experience with gambling and don't wanna change that.
I have been to casinos (blackjack, roulette, 3 card poker, slot machines), horse racing, greyhound racing, and Jai alai. The secret my Father taught me... take only the money you are willing to lose, no more... and don't try to win it back if you go on a losing streak. It's worked for me. When I lose my gambling money, I just go get drinks and a good meal.
Addiction is bad. That's so sad
Gambling addiction is worse than drug addiction
撮影場所 Tokyo Nakano Shinbashi kannda river side
パチンコ→ adrenaline
I visited a large pachinko parlor in Akihabara to see what it was like. IT'S LOUD! How can people possible withstand being there? How do the workers not slowly go deaf?
Something which is imo problematic and probably an influence is that the pachinko machines are also available for kids.
I played a lot of medal games while I was in Japan (Fortune Trinity 3, not a big fan of pachislots), and they're strangely very calming and surprisingly addictive. At least I don't have the temptation to go big for money with those machines.
With Pachinko, gacha, and horse racing, no wonder Japan has that amount of people with gambling addiction.
I was looking forward to you demoing that game 😂
Your dress is sooo cute! I think it's my favorite one i've seen you wear so far!
Right, it's a really good one!
I spent $20 bucks on a machine in Las Vegas and got over $500 dollars out of it so not a bad deal. I have people in my family who are really addicted to it though. The trick is to spend what you can afford and just have fun with it. The issues come when people spend more than what they can afford.
A friend of mine from Japan told me about some pachinko stories. It's quite sad.
Lol that ending 🤣 director hides and KathyCat squeak
Pachinko machines in amusement centers -> Get the kids hooked so that they can graduate to play with money.
Whenever is pass on a sidewalk in front of a pachinko parlour, I feel like there is a physical solid volume of noise and cigarette smoke that gets even worse when the doors open.
I was surprised that you even see them lost in the middle of nowhere in the countryside where I wouldn't even think there are enough people for them to be profitable.
Who is your camera person.,... It's fun and amazing the angles you use and how you use them
Gambling seems to be ingrained within Asian culture in general. At the Casino I used to work at, Asians tended to be the biggest spenders and won a good share of the jackpots.
４０万人、おめでとうございます！！
im guessing the numbers would be higher if they included Gacha games
Gacha isn't gambling, because you can't get money out of it, you can't lose (you can only get less) and the game design is a part of gacha.
Gacha addiction has also more layers, because it includes usually internet gaming disorder.
However I think you can call those "gambling-like", because the gacha part itself works in a similar way to a slot machine.
However at the end of the day there are more mechanisms.
In my opinion the definition of gambling should be changed, so gacha games also fall under it and they should be treated in a similar way to gambling. Also the access for kids should be limited and gacha should have an influence on the age rating.
I never knew that the Japanese liked to gamble. They don't seem like the type of people who would do such a thing.
@elf twentyfive okay thanks for the info. I always assumed that gambling was an American thing.
@@tapuchris3329 Honestly, with their work culture, I always figured the vice-based industries are likely super profitable. Prostitution, gambling, bars and whatnot are apparently very much culturally normalized in Japan.
@@jmrtnez oh I see. I appreciate the information.
You don’t truly know Japanese people until you’ve become aware of their gambling habits.
@@phased-arraych.9150 I see. Thanks for the info.
Has anyone watched Ultimate survivor Kaiji
The reason why the loop hole hasn't been closed probably has to do with politicians receiving envelopes of concerns from citizens that would suffer if that kind of business closed. Think about the jobs lost! The crushed hopes of voters!
This is perhaps the most interesting and socially critical episode you guys made yet
I have never gone to a betting shop
Gambling is nothing but a bad habit
😶 Aquí en dónde vivo a eso se le llaman apuestas
Y de verdad es un problema ese vicio.
🐌
i wish you mentioned the rates of winning! im sure theyre less than 1%
Bruh the entire country is a giant Gacha machine , they even have gacha roles when you order Taxi's , no joke when you order a taxi you have a very small chance of winning a ride in a luxury taxi rather than a normal average taxi , like bruh
You forgot to mention that the claw machines are actually gambling and lots of people are addicted to the claw machines. People can even be addicted to the mystery bags.
I can thankfully say I never had a gambling issue thanks to a simple piece of advice my father gave me. Just remember that casinos and pachiko parlors aren't built on winners. This is what he told me.
I would feel guilty whether I lose or not. If I lose, I would feel guilty for myself. If I win, I would for the owner of the machine.. I tried once out of curiousity to test I got some luck, and then I won, and then I really felt bad, I insisted to return the money haha. I never played again 😅😅
Just remember if you walk out of the casino with the same amount you walked in with it's still winning in a way.
Just watched chris broad video about this !
Had an ad with Evangelion 🤔
Die gute alte Pachinko-Hölle mit stehender Luft. 😂 Ich hab in meinem Leben nicht fast gar nicht Glücksspiel gespielt. Bisher in meinem ganzen Leben ne handvoll Rubbellose gekauft und natürlich verloren. Bei Lotto hab ich nur gespielt wenn ein richtig fetter Jackpot (6-7 Mal wenn über 100 Mio.) drin war aber nur mit dem Mindesteinsatz (2,50€), man kann doch noch träumen. 2 Mal meinen Einsatz zurück gewonnen, so ist das halt als Pechvogel. 🤷♂️🤣 Sonst lass ich eigentlich die Finger davon. 😊
Aber wusstest du was sehr viel Geld einbringt? Lootboxen in Videospielen. Das ist sogar so ausgeartet, dass sie sogar in einigen Ländern reguliert werden. EA und Activision haben mit Verhaltensforscher Systeme dafür entwickelt und es sich patentieren lassen. Die Firmen machen mehr Geld damit als mit den Verkauf von Spielen. CoD hatte sogar Lootboxen die jeder in der Lobby sehen konnte damit falls mal einer was gutes gewinnt andere auch sich solche Boxen kaufen. EA hatte das ganze btw losgetreten als sie in Battlefront 2 "Kunden" so übern Tisch gezogen hatte, dass es in die Öffentlichkeit gezogen wurde. FiFa-Spiele (auch von EA) sind sogar noch schlimmer. Wusstest du, dass jedes "neue" jährliche Spiel das selbe ist als der Vorgänger nur mit einer anderen Nummer drauf. Kamm jetzt bei der Switch raus, da hatten sie anscheinend vergessen auf der Tribüne die 2019 durch 2020 zuersetzen . Aber das Beste daran ist wenn man echtes Geld z.B. in FiFa 2019 gesteckt hat um die besten Spieler zu haben, bezahlt man den genauen Betrag nochmal für FiFa 2020. Und für was? Damit die Fußballspieler aufm Rasen das neue Trikot tragen. Das war so schlimm da gabs Leute die haben tausende Euros in das Spiel reingehauen um beim nächsten Teil wieder von vorne anzufangen. Eine Firma die auch so eine ähnliches Problem hatten waren die Entwickler von Warframe. Die haben Wind davon bekommen, dass ein Spieler seine Spielsucht durch dieses System befriedigt und haben das System wieder rausgenommen. Sie hätten es auch drin lassen können und viel Schotter machen können aber sie haben sich dagegen entschieden. Props! Und zum Schluss noch ne Info zu einem Video das während der Lootboxproblematik aufgetaucht war. Da hat ein netter Herr in einem skandinavischem Land (wars Finnland oder Schweden...? Ich glaub es Finnland) mit seiner Power Point Präsentation erklärt wie das das ganze Lootsystem funktioniert wie man "whales" (reiche Spieler) an Land zieht, wie das Marketing davon aussieht, usw. Wenn man das alles gesehen hat, musste man schon fast kot... sich fast übergeben, wie diese Systeme überall genutzt werden.
We gamble with our lives everyday . That is enough for me.
Exactly
Its a rabbithole especially those with anime prizes. Sign.
Great editing today. I draw my hat!
I will stay away from those machines.
😃🤔
2:00 Cute tail Cathy
But at the end it's gone.
8:10 Uma musume
I never try it and i never going to try it, i spend my money for books, yoga clothes, manga, anime and those things 😁 or a good sake sometimes 🍶
6:38 loophole huh...hurm... i see what you did there
少しデーターが古かった様ですね｡
Pの利権構造が知れ渡り､P人口は減少､店も閉店が増えたところまで付け加えると正確だったと思います。
Its horrible for your personal finances, but there is absolutely nothing that can come close to the adrenaline rush you get when you gamble with money you don't have. I think life has made a lot of people numb and they just want to feel something again.
Your comment is very ill-informed and misguided.
@@mac3490 Unless you've experienced it for yourself you wouldn't understand. You have no grounds to judge anybody. I hope life never crushes your soul. I hope you never understand what its like to feel completely empty inside. But if you ever do, then come back to me and tell me how ill informed and misguided it is.
Japan is going to build Las Vegas style casinos. The government has already approved it.
@9:07 Cathy: *leaves*
Camera man: wait for me!!
Casinos are mostly filled with old people here I. Canada...the lottery is tax on the stupid
Same in the States. Gambling is basically a tax on the poor.
I've never been this early
people should be free to gamble their money away. Literally nobody is making them play pachinko, if they need help they need to decide that for themselves or their family needs to reign them in.
Or their family will just disown them so they can ruin their life by themselves and not drag the whole family down with them.
gambling is ilegal but million have gambliing addiction ??
that was realy serious plot twist
Wow. I did not know they had them for kids. So they are catching their interest early and hooking them in.
Yeah you can find medal games in every child area of arcades with cute anime characters all over
Gambling is no joke in Japan but god damn I didn’t know they had those kind of numbers
Here in where I live there are a lot of Asian who Gamble.
This explains why konami decided to back off from gaming and go all in on pachinko...
Greedy basterds give me metal gear solid 3 remake!
By the way, love the videos keep it coming friends!
This is off topic, but what do the Japanese think of Biden becoming president, or has it become a relevant topic in their country yet?
Moonie Cathy Cat Love your Outfit!NYA NYA!I never knew that about the gambling in japan pretty serious out there and it been so bad! i have been to Las Vegas a lot yes i have had a little go but of course lost i think more or less anyone will have a little go in Vegas it comes natural as the machines are in your as soon as you get off the plane!
saving your money for nice family and things, instead of degenerate pinball machine. feelsgoodman
How to end up with a small fortune by gambling? start off with a big fortune...
I don't gamble unless I know I am going to win.
Very cute outfit.
Cathy had a neck warmer tail?
Cathy, you are always so cute dressed up like that. What do you wear when you are not on camera ? As far as gambling, it's an unfortunate addiction that seems to be getting worse around the world. Maybe because of covid.
Horse race... idols?
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How do they look?
W-what?!
It’s bad because of gambling obsession but it what’s really bad is it ( whole pachinko industry) is it’s ties with North Korea.
So many of your video is about promoting western liberalism but you should not look at Japan through keyhole.
The house always wins.
I have put a few nickels into a slot machine and that is it!
Random alert: her english is good
Must regulate to outlaw!
I find pachinko boring, I fail to see the appeal
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Mentally issues and nuts are not synonimes. ✌️
anyone interested in a anime with pachinkos? watch kaiji
Wait a minute, did she get a haircut?
Hey Cathy want to bet on a coin toss Heads you let me buy you dinner , Tails and I let you accompany to dinner while I pay?
This is what is known as the ol' " DUCK SEASON "!!! NO, IT'S RABBIT season!!" Routine, LOL).
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This is why I have steel balls! 🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🌍🌍🌍
All things in moderation, so I'm betting on moderation.
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