Pachinko Shop Clipart
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· by j4p4n
CC0 (Public Domain)
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About this image
Pachinko is an odd small ball bouncing gambling game popular in Japan... this is an attempt to show how you can see people standing in line waiting for pachinko shops to open up every day (they want to use their favorite machine, so by waiting they increase their chances to get their favorite machine)
| Dimensions | 411 × 293 px (SVG - scales to any size) |
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| File size | 259.1 KB SVG · PNG 400/800/2000 px |
| License | CC0 (Public Domain) · Clipart licenses explained |
| Artist | j4p4n |
| Source | Openclipart · Original page → |
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