遊技座

The customer service attitude of the slot clerk is good. I think that 20 slots is not lost if it is an intermediate setting, but there are few operations. 5 Slots are working reasonably well, but basically the settings feel strict. The slot is heat-not-burn OK. The pachinko on the 1st floor can be heated only on the front entrance side. At Unit 6, low settings are unlikely to cause an accident, so the number of customers who are quick to close out and are not sticky has increased.

It's a shop where you can play around to kill time, but be aware that 4 yen pachinko is not an equivalent exchange.

Big March Waiting for 1300 people from the morning is too dangerous. It's a mess, so it can't be helped, so it's lined up

☆ 1 is not worth adding to this store. Low cash for bonuses that don't turn or last. There is only risk. The floor of the toilet is always dirty.

I used to go there on my way home from college. I only hit about 5 slots, but ... Compared to 5 slots in the local area and other areas Equivalent and using the flickering intermediate setting I think it's a relatively good shop. I won the juggler, so I think there will be some corrections.

Pachinko has a garbage confinement rate, so I don't hit it except when I want to hit a new platform on my days off. Slots are equivalent, but there are no days when settings are entered, and 4 is a good place to enter. Another thing that makes me feel uncomfortable is that the clerk at the slot corner frequently wanders around the aisle. Mysteriously, I sometimes pass behind once every 3 to 5 minutes (more when there are many), so to be clear, it's unpleasant. There are more clerk in the pachinko corner, but there is no wandering around ... Partly because I'm wandering around, even if I go through the store and look around to decide the table to sit on, it seems to be being monitored for some reason, and when I put money from my wallet into the sandwich, I often pass behind. It feels bad to be there ... I think it's also bad that there are few stores that compete with each other. Considering the train fare, Matsudo's paradise along Shin-Keisei and Stardust in Nishifunabashi along the Toyo Expressway are recommended because they have a good conversion rate.

I haven't had a big store in my neighborhood for the past year, so I'm going to evaluate it. From the conclusion. Pachinko, slots, and clerk are all dregs. First from the slot. There are almost no settings. Even though it is 4 at the highest, even Unit 6 does not put 2 and uses 1 without hesitation. Therefore, it is useless to hit the stand other than the main model after 6.1. Even on July 7th, the behavior of the store as a whole is not good, and there is no point in coming here just because it is doublet. It's in order, so it's good when you want to hit a new platform. But, of course, there are almost no settings. At the time of Madoka 4, 3 units were replaced, and 1 unit was 2 or 4 units. The remaining two cars were heavy at the beginning, and it was a movement like 1 or 2. Also, when I hit a slot, the clerk often passes behind me even though I don't have anything to do. (Sure once every 5 minutes, more if more) It's clear and unpleasant and unpleasant. Perhaps because of my mind, I feel that I often stay behind when I take out my wallet when entering the store or moving the table ... The good thing is that it's equivalent. That's about it. It's better to go to Matsudo, Kashiwa, and Chiba on the day of the event than to hit here. Or Nishifunabashi Stardust is better. Regarding pachinko. Pachinko has a conversion rate of about 3 yen, and it doesn't turn around particularly well. If anything, nails are often garbage. Jijibaba is accumulated in 1-yen pachinko. It's a place of relaxation. There is nothing special about pachinko (laughs). I will move in April, so I will never come to the store again, but I hope it will be helpful.