Pachinko

Pachinko is a 90-ball bingo based game. Players start their journey at the gates of the Gotokuji Temple in Japan, with the maneki-neko cat in the roof waving its paw inviting to play.

The goal is to enter the Temple, which is full of money and riches inside, and it seeks to convey the idea of “only those who are worthy will be able to enter.

Players start their journey at the gates of the legendary Gotokuji Temple, which is full of money and riches inside.

The story says that at the time of the feudal lords, the Gotokuji Temple in Japan had serious economic problems and was half-destroyed. One day, a feudal lord, a man of great fortune and importance, was surprised by a thunderstorm while hunting, and took refuge under a large tree that was near the temple. While waiting for the storm to pass away, the man saw a cat beckoning him from the roof of the Temple so he approached to it, but at that moment a lightning struck the tree that had given him shelter. As a result of saving his life, the rich man ordered to build altars in honor of the Maneki-neko (beckoning cat in Japanese) and financed the the temple, becoming wealthy and prosper.