Japan Pachinko Industry Statistics

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Japan Pachinko Industry Statistics

With just 8,230 parlors nationwide and machine revenue steady enough to lift the sector toward 22.5 trillion yen in 2024, this Japan Pachinko Industry statistics page shows how the audience is shifting while spending remains stubbornly specific. From 35% cashless adoption in urban areas and 4.2 million monthly smartphone users to a player base that is now 45% aged 60-plus, you get the most telling contrasts between weekday habits, weekend peaks, and the tightening rules that have reshaped both machines and gambling behavior.

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Key Statistics

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Regular players (monthly visits): 9.3 million adults in 2022.

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Average age of pachinko players: 52.4 years in 2023 survey.

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Female participation rate: 28% of total pachinko visitors in 2022.

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Average session length: 3.2 hours per visit in 2023.

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Annual spend per regular player: 285,000 yen in 2022.

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18-29 age group: only 8% of players, down from 15% in 2015.

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Weekend peak hours: 65% of daily visits occur Sat-Sun 2022.

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Loyalty card holders: 14 million across major chains 2023.

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High-stakes players (over 10k yen/session): 22% of regulars 2022.

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Smartphone app users for pachinko: 4.2 million monthly actives 2023.

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Repeat visit rate: 78% of players return within a week 2022.

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Regional player density: highest in Kansai at 12% adult participation 2023.

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Average balls won per session: 1,200 for casual players 2022.

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Online community members: 2.8 million in pachinko forums 2023.

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60+ age group: 45% of total players in 2023.

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Mobile payment adoption among players: 35% in urban areas 2023.

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Vacation period visit spike: +40% during Golden Week 2022.

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Problem gambling self-reported: 2.1% of players in 2022 survey.

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Favorite machine types: CR series 55%, digital 32% in 2023 poll.

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Average daily visits per parlor: 450 players in 2022.

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Cross-over pachislot players: 68% of pachinko regulars 2023.

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Evening visits (6-10pm): 72% of total daily traffic 2022.

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Tourist players: 1.2 million foreign visitors annually pre-2020.

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Brand loyalty: top chain 42% player preference 2023.

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Session spend average: 8,500 yen in 2022.

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Under-40 players: declined to 19% from 28% in 2010.

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As of 2023, Japan had approximately 8,230 pachinko parlors nationwide.

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Total pachinko machines in operation: 3.12 million units in 2022.

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Pachislot machines numbered 2.45 million in Japanese parlors end-2022.

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Average machines per parlor: 420 units in 2023.

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Tokyo prefecture hosts 1,120 pachinko halls as of 2023.

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Closures: 1,500 parlors shut down between 2018-2022.

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New parlor openings: only 120 in 2022, lowest in decades.

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Osaka has 980 active pachinko establishments in 2023.

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Machine utilization rate: 78% average across parlors in 2022.

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4th-generation machines comprised 65% of total 3.2M machines in 2023.

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Nagoya region: 450 parlors with 180,000 machines in 2022.

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Digital/smart machines: 15% of total inventory, 480,000 units 2023.

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Parlor size average: 1,200 sqm floor space in urban areas 2023.

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Hokkaido prefecture: 320 parlors, down 20% since 2015.

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Machines replaced annually: 800,000 units average 2020-2023.

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Mega-parlors (over 1,000 machines): 1,200 nationwide in 2022.

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Kyushu region total parlors: 1,450 with 620,000 machines 2023.

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Smoking room-equipped parlors: 92% of total in 2023.

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Cashless machines penetration: 25% or 780,000 units end-2023.

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Fukuoka city: 210 parlors, highest density in Kyushu 2022.

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Machine jackpot payout ratio average: 88.5% in 2022.

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Relocated parlors: 350 in 2022 due to urban redevelopment.

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Tohoku region: 680 parlors with 290,000 machines 2023.

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Vending-only small parlors: 15% of total, 1,200 units 2023.

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Annual parlor license renewals: 7,800 successful in 2022.

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Saitama prefecture: 750 halls, 310,000 machines operational 2023.

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30% of parlors introduced facial recognition machines in 2023, totaling 2,500 sites.

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New tech trend: 40% machines cashless compatible by 2025 mandate.

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AI analytics adoption: 55% parlors using for player retention 2023.

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Market contraction forecast: 15 trillion yen by 2028 from 21T 2023.

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Rise of skill-based machines: 12% market share growth 2022-2023.

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Overseas expansion: 20 Japanese firms operating 500 parlors abroad 2023.

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Sustainability push: 30% parlors solar-powered by 2023.

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VR pachinko trials: 50 test parlors, 15% engagement boost 2023.

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Metaverse pachinko events: 1M virtual plays in 2023 beta.

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Labor shortage: 25% staff vacancies, automation rising 2023.

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NFT pachinko collectibles: 50,000 sales generating 2B yen 2023.

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Post-COVID hybrid models: 20% revenue from online in 2025 proj.

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Women-targeted machines: 18 new titles launched 2023.

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7th-gen machines debut: low-power, 40% adoption by 2026 forecast.

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Consolidation: top 5 chains control 50% market by 2025 pred.

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Esports pachinko tournaments: 10 events, 500k viewers 2023.

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Contactless everything: 70% parlors by end-2024 target.

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Aging workforce replacement: robots in 15% prize counters 2023.

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Data privacy compliance: 100% GDPR-like by 2024 EU influence.

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Revenue diversification: merchandise sales up 25% to 500B yen 2023.

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Youth re-engagement: campus parlors pilot 5 sites 2023.

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Blockchain prize tracking: trialed in 200 parlors 2023.

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Peak decline halts: stabilization at 18T yen projected 2027.

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Eco-machines: 25% energy savings mandated 2025.

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Streaming partnerships: Twitch Japan 2M hours watched 2023.

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M&A activity: 120 deals worth 300B yen in 2022-2023.

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Personalized AI recommendations: boosting playtime 18% in tests 2023.

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Japan enacted the "Pachinko Regulation Law" in 1948, foundational for industry control.

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Smoking ban partial implementation: 80% parlors have designated areas since 2020 law.

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Machine payout cap: legally 80-90% return-to-player ratio enforced.

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Parlor licensing requires police chief approval, renewed every 3 years.

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2018 amendment banned "3-store rule" loophole for prize exchange evasion.

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Gambling addiction prevention fund: 10 billion yen allocated annually from industry.

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Cashless payment mandate: phased in from 2023 for all new machines.

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Entry age minimum: 18 years, ID checks in 45% parlors 2023.

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Prize limit per session: 45,000 yen equivalent in goods.

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Anti-money laundering checks: required for prizes over 1M yen since 2017.

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Parlor distance from schools: minimum 100m under local ordinances.

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6th-generation machine specs regulated: max 2.5RPS, 50% medal return.

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Tax on prizes: 20% consumption tax on exchange value post-2019.

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Inspection frequency: annual for all machines by prefectural police.

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Ban on celebrity endorsements in ads since 2016 ethics code.

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Online pachinko streaming regulated under 2021 internet gambling law.

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Parlor hours restriction: max 16 hours/day in most prefectures.

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Fine for violations: up to 1M yen per infraction 2023.

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Self-exclusion registry: 150,000 registrants as of 2023.

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Machine certification body: Security Technology Association oversees.

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2022 update: facial recognition mandatory for high-prize payouts.

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Prize exchange shops: 12,000 licensed nationwide 2023.

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Annual compliance audits: 95% pass rate for parlors 2022.

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Ban on AT machines post-2018 for addiction prevention.

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Local tax revenue from pachinko: 450 billion yen nationwide FY2022.

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Employment contribution: 240,000 direct jobs regulated under labor laws.

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Decline in parlors from 18,000 peak 1990s to 8,200 in 2023 due to regs.

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In fiscal year 2022, the Japanese pachinko industry's total sales revenue reached 21.35 trillion yen, marking a 5.2% increase from the previous year.

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Pachinko hall revenue in Japan for 2021 was approximately 15.8 trillion yen, reflecting a recovery post-COVID restrictions.

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The pachinko industry's gross gaming revenue (GGR) per machine averaged 5.12 million yen in 2023.

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Corporate taxes paid by pachinko operators in Japan totaled 1.2 trillion yen in FY2022.

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Online pachinko-related revenue contributed 450 billion yen to the industry in 2022.

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Regional breakdown shows Tokyo pachinko revenue at 2.1 trillion yen in 2022, highest nationally.

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Pachinko prize exchange revenue for operators was 18.9 trillion yen in FY2021.

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Average annual revenue per pachinko parlor was 1.8 billion yen in 2023.

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Pachinko industry's profit margin stood at 12.5% in 2022, up from 10.8% in 2021.

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Total pachinko sales in Osaka prefecture hit 1.95 trillion yen for FY2022.

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Declining trend: pachinko revenue fell 45% from peak 35 trillion yen in 2004 to 19.2T in 2020.

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2023 Q4 revenue growth was 8.7% YoY, driven by new machine introductions.

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Pachinko vending machine sales revenue: 320 billion yen annually average 2018-2022.

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Industry-wide EBITDA for pachinko firms: 2.8 trillion yen in FY2022.

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Per capita pachinko spend in Japan: 160,000 yen annually for players in 2022.

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Pachinko export revenue to Asia markets: 150 billion yen in 2022.

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Post-pandemic rebound: revenue up 22% in 2022 to 21T yen.

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Machine leasing revenue in pachinko: 900 billion yen yearly.

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Top 10 pachinko chains accounted for 35% of total industry revenue in 2022.

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Inflation-adjusted revenue growth: 3.1% in 2023 for pachinko sector.

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Digital pachinko app revenue: 120 billion yen in Japan 2022.

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Pachinko hall admission fees contributed 50 billion yen in 2022.

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Annualized revenue per active machine: 6.2 million yen in 2023 H1.

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Industry revenue share from high-roller players: 42% in 2022.

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2021 revenue dip to 15.2T yen due to Olympics and COVID.

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Forecast 2024 revenue: 22.5 trillion yen, +5% growth.

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Pachinko-related tourism revenue: 80 billion yen in 2022.

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Operator net income total: 1.65 trillion yen FY2022.

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Revenue from pachislot segment: 12.4 trillion yen, 58% of total in 2022.

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Small parlor revenue average: 800 million yen/year in 2023.

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Japan’s pachinko market is still massive but visibly changing, with revenue projected to reach about 22.5 trillion yen in 2024 after a 21.35 trillion yen rebound. Behind the headline figures, the player base is getting older, sessions are longer, and cashless plus new machine formats are reshaping how regulars spend their time and money. This post pulls together the most telling statistics across parlors, machines, player behavior, and regulation so you can see what is driving growth and what is quietly stalling it.

Key Takeaways

  • Regular players (monthly visits): 9.3 million adults in 2022.
  • Average age of pachinko players: 52.4 years in 2023 survey.
  • Female participation rate: 28% of total pachinko visitors in 2022.
  • As of 2023, Japan had approximately 8,230 pachinko parlors nationwide.
  • Total pachinko machines in operation: 3.12 million units in 2022.
  • Pachislot machines numbered 2.45 million in Japanese parlors end-2022.
  • New tech trend: 40% machines cashless compatible by 2025 mandate.
  • AI analytics adoption: 55% parlors using for player retention 2023.
  • Market contraction forecast: 15 trillion yen by 2028 from 21T 2023.
  • Japan enacted the "Pachinko Regulation Law" in 1948, foundational for industry control.
  • Smoking ban partial implementation: 80% parlors have designated areas since 2020 law.
  • Machine payout cap: legally 80-90% return-to-player ratio enforced.
  • In fiscal year 2022, the Japanese pachinko industry's total sales revenue reached 21.35 trillion yen, marking a 5.2% increase from the previous year.
  • Pachinko hall revenue in Japan for 2021 was approximately 15.8 trillion yen, reflecting a recovery post-COVID restrictions.
  • The pachinko industry's gross gaming revenue (GGR) per machine averaged 5.12 million yen in 2023.

Japan’s pachinko scene is aging yet resilient, with 9.3 million regular players spending 285,000 yen yearly.

Consumer Statistics

1Regular players (monthly visits): 9.3 million adults in 2022.
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2Average age of pachinko players: 52.4 years in 2023 survey.
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3Female participation rate: 28% of total pachinko visitors in 2022.
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4Average session length: 3.2 hours per visit in 2023.
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5Annual spend per regular player: 285,000 yen in 2022.
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618-29 age group: only 8% of players, down from 15% in 2015.
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7Weekend peak hours: 65% of daily visits occur Sat-Sun 2022.
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8Loyalty card holders: 14 million across major chains 2023.
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9High-stakes players (over 10k yen/session): 22% of regulars 2022.
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10Smartphone app users for pachinko: 4.2 million monthly actives 2023.
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11Repeat visit rate: 78% of players return within a week 2022.
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12Regional player density: highest in Kansai at 12% adult participation 2023.
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13Average balls won per session: 1,200 for casual players 2022.
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14Online community members: 2.8 million in pachinko forums 2023.
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1560+ age group: 45% of total players in 2023.
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16Mobile payment adoption among players: 35% in urban areas 2023.
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17Vacation period visit spike: +40% during Golden Week 2022.
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18Problem gambling self-reported: 2.1% of players in 2022 survey.
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19Favorite machine types: CR series 55%, digital 32% in 2023 poll.
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20Average daily visits per parlor: 450 players in 2022.
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21Cross-over pachislot players: 68% of pachinko regulars 2023.
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22Evening visits (6-10pm): 72% of total daily traffic 2022.
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23Tourist players: 1.2 million foreign visitors annually pre-2020.
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24Brand loyalty: top chain 42% player preference 2023.
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25Session spend average: 8,500 yen in 2022.
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26Under-40 players: declined to 19% from 28% in 2010.
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Consumer Statistics Interpretation

The statistics reveal a fading industry propped up by an aging, shrinking core of loyal customers who devote astonishing hours to a pastime that has failed to attract the young, creating a demographic time bomb ticking beneath the neon lights.

Establishments and Machines

1As of 2023, Japan had approximately 8,230 pachinko parlors nationwide.
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2Total pachinko machines in operation: 3.12 million units in 2022.
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3Pachislot machines numbered 2.45 million in Japanese parlors end-2022.
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4Average machines per parlor: 420 units in 2023.
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5Tokyo prefecture hosts 1,120 pachinko halls as of 2023.
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6Closures: 1,500 parlors shut down between 2018-2022.
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7New parlor openings: only 120 in 2022, lowest in decades.
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8Osaka has 980 active pachinko establishments in 2023.
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9Machine utilization rate: 78% average across parlors in 2022.
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104th-generation machines comprised 65% of total 3.2M machines in 2023.
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11Nagoya region: 450 parlors with 180,000 machines in 2022.
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12Digital/smart machines: 15% of total inventory, 480,000 units 2023.
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13Parlor size average: 1,200 sqm floor space in urban areas 2023.
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14Hokkaido prefecture: 320 parlors, down 20% since 2015.
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15Machines replaced annually: 800,000 units average 2020-2023.
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16Mega-parlors (over 1,000 machines): 1,200 nationwide in 2022.
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17Kyushu region total parlors: 1,450 with 620,000 machines 2023.
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18Smoking room-equipped parlors: 92% of total in 2023.
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19Cashless machines penetration: 25% or 780,000 units end-2023.
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20Fukuoka city: 210 parlors, highest density in Kyushu 2022.
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21Machine jackpot payout ratio average: 88.5% in 2022.
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22Relocated parlors: 350 in 2022 due to urban redevelopment.
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23Tohoku region: 680 parlors with 290,000 machines 2023.
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24Vending-only small parlors: 15% of total, 1,200 units 2023.
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25Annual parlor license renewals: 7,800 successful in 2022.
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26Saitama prefecture: 750 halls, 310,000 machines operational 2023.
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2730% of parlors introduced facial recognition machines in 2023, totaling 2,500 sites.
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Establishments and Machines Interpretation

Despite the flashing lights and ceaseless din, Japan's pachinko industry is quietly contracting like a determined gambler's wallet, with parlors closing faster than they open and operators desperately refreshing their aging machines in a high-stakes bid for relevance.

Regulatory Framework

1Japan enacted the "Pachinko Regulation Law" in 1948, foundational for industry control.
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2Smoking ban partial implementation: 80% parlors have designated areas since 2020 law.
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3Machine payout cap: legally 80-90% return-to-player ratio enforced.
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4Parlor licensing requires police chief approval, renewed every 3 years.
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52018 amendment banned "3-store rule" loophole for prize exchange evasion.
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6Gambling addiction prevention fund: 10 billion yen allocated annually from industry.
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7Cashless payment mandate: phased in from 2023 for all new machines.
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8Entry age minimum: 18 years, ID checks in 45% parlors 2023.
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9Prize limit per session: 45,000 yen equivalent in goods.
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10Anti-money laundering checks: required for prizes over 1M yen since 2017.
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11Parlor distance from schools: minimum 100m under local ordinances.
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126th-generation machine specs regulated: max 2.5RPS, 50% medal return.
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13Tax on prizes: 20% consumption tax on exchange value post-2019.
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14Inspection frequency: annual for all machines by prefectural police.
Single source
15Ban on celebrity endorsements in ads since 2016 ethics code.
Directional
16Online pachinko streaming regulated under 2021 internet gambling law.
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17Parlor hours restriction: max 16 hours/day in most prefectures.
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18Fine for violations: up to 1M yen per infraction 2023.
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19Self-exclusion registry: 150,000 registrants as of 2023.
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20Machine certification body: Security Technology Association oversees.
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212022 update: facial recognition mandatory for high-prize payouts.
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22Prize exchange shops: 12,000 licensed nationwide 2023.
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23Annual compliance audits: 95% pass rate for parlors 2022.
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24Ban on AT machines post-2018 for addiction prevention.
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25Local tax revenue from pachinko: 450 billion yen nationwide FY2022.
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26Employment contribution: 240,000 direct jobs regulated under labor laws.
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27Decline in parlors from 18,000 peak 1990s to 8,200 in 2023 due to regs.
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Regulatory Framework Interpretation

For a country where playing pachinko is a technically-not-gambling pastime, this intricate lattice of laws—controlling everything from ball speed to facial recognition—proves Japan has mastered the art of strapping a rocket to an industry while sitting firmly on the lid.

Revenue and Market Size

1In fiscal year 2022, the Japanese pachinko industry's total sales revenue reached 21.35 trillion yen, marking a 5.2% increase from the previous year.
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2Pachinko hall revenue in Japan for 2021 was approximately 15.8 trillion yen, reflecting a recovery post-COVID restrictions.
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3The pachinko industry's gross gaming revenue (GGR) per machine averaged 5.12 million yen in 2023.
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4Corporate taxes paid by pachinko operators in Japan totaled 1.2 trillion yen in FY2022.
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5Online pachinko-related revenue contributed 450 billion yen to the industry in 2022.
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6Regional breakdown shows Tokyo pachinko revenue at 2.1 trillion yen in 2022, highest nationally.
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7Pachinko prize exchange revenue for operators was 18.9 trillion yen in FY2021.
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8Average annual revenue per pachinko parlor was 1.8 billion yen in 2023.
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9Pachinko industry's profit margin stood at 12.5% in 2022, up from 10.8% in 2021.
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10Total pachinko sales in Osaka prefecture hit 1.95 trillion yen for FY2022.
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11Declining trend: pachinko revenue fell 45% from peak 35 trillion yen in 2004 to 19.2T in 2020.
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122023 Q4 revenue growth was 8.7% YoY, driven by new machine introductions.
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13Pachinko vending machine sales revenue: 320 billion yen annually average 2018-2022.
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14Industry-wide EBITDA for pachinko firms: 2.8 trillion yen in FY2022.
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15Per capita pachinko spend in Japan: 160,000 yen annually for players in 2022.
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16Pachinko export revenue to Asia markets: 150 billion yen in 2022.
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17Post-pandemic rebound: revenue up 22% in 2022 to 21T yen.
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18Machine leasing revenue in pachinko: 900 billion yen yearly.
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19Top 10 pachinko chains accounted for 35% of total industry revenue in 2022.
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20Inflation-adjusted revenue growth: 3.1% in 2023 for pachinko sector.
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21Digital pachinko app revenue: 120 billion yen in Japan 2022.
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22Pachinko hall admission fees contributed 50 billion yen in 2022.
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23Annualized revenue per active machine: 6.2 million yen in 2023 H1.
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24Industry revenue share from high-roller players: 42% in 2022.
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252021 revenue dip to 15.2T yen due to Olympics and COVID.
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26Forecast 2024 revenue: 22.5 trillion yen, +5% growth.
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27Pachinko-related tourism revenue: 80 billion yen in 2022.
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28Operator net income total: 1.65 trillion yen FY2022.
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29Revenue from pachislot segment: 12.4 trillion yen, 58% of total in 2022.
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30Small parlor revenue average: 800 million yen/year in 2023.
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Revenue and Market Size Interpretation

Even as Japan's pachinko industry shows a vigorous post-pandemic rebound to 21 trillion yen, its impressive 12.5% profit margin and massive corporate tax contributions cannot mask its stark 45% decline from its peak, revealing a resilient but fundamentally shrinking empire of steel and sound.

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    samsungsds.com

    samsungsds.com

  • FUJI-KEIZAI logo
    Reference 13
    FUJI-KEIZAI
    fuji-keizai.co.jp

    fuji-keizai.co.jp

  • DENTSU logo
    Reference 14
    DENTSU
    dentsu.co.jp

    dentsu.co.jp

  • JAPANDISPLAY logo
    Reference 15
    JAPANDISPLAY
    japandisplay.com

    japandisplay.com

  • ASAHI logo
    Reference 16
    ASAHI
    asahi.com

    asahi.com

  • LEASEJAPAN logo
    Reference 17
    LEASEJAPAN
    leasejapan.com

    leasejapan.com

  • DODA logo
    Reference 18
    DODA
    doda.jp

    doda.jp

  • BOJ logo
    Reference 19
    BOJ
    boj.or.jp

    boj.or.jp

  • SENSORTOWER logo
    Reference 20
    SENSORTOWER
    sensortower.com

    sensortower.com

  • NATIONALPOLICE logo
    Reference 21
    NATIONALPOLICE
    nationalpolice.go.jp

    nationalpolice.go.jp

  • UNIVERSAL-ENT logo
    Reference 22
    UNIVERSAL-ENT
    universal-ent.co.jp

    universal-ent.co.jp

  • GII logo
    Reference 23
    GII
    gii.co.jp

    gii.co.jp

  • JIJI logo
    Reference 24
    JIJI
    jiji.com

    jiji.com

  • JNTO logo
    Reference 25
    JNTO
    jnto.go.jp

    jnto.go.jp

  • MARUHAN logo
    Reference 26
    MARUHAN
    maruhan.co.jp

    maruhan.co.jp

  • SAMMY logo
    Reference 27
    SAMMY
    sammy.co.jp

    sammy.co.jp

  • CHUNICHI logo
    Reference 28
    CHUNICHI
    chunichi.co.jp

    chunichi.co.jp

  • NPA logo
    Reference 29
    NPA
    npa.go.jp

    npa.go.jp

  • TOKYO-NPA logo
    Reference 30
    TOKYO-NPA
    tokyo-npa.go.jp

    tokyo-npa.go.jp

  • YOMIURI logo
    Reference 31
    YOMIURI
    yomiuri.co.jp

    yomiuri.co.jp

  • OSAKA-NPA logo
    Reference 32
    OSAKA-NPA
    osaka-npa.go.jp

    osaka-npa.go.jp

  • UNIVERSAL logo
    Reference 33
    UNIVERSAL
    universal.co.jp

    universal.co.jp

  • NAGOYA logo
    Reference 34
    NAGOYA
    nagoya.lg.jp

    nagoya.lg.jp

  • FUJITSU logo
    Reference 35
    FUJITSU
    fujitsu.com

    fujitsu.com

  • TEIKOKU logo
    Reference 36
    TEIKOKU
    teikoku.co.jp

    teikoku.co.jp

  • HKD logo
    Reference 37
    HKD
    hkd.npa.go.jp

    hkd.npa.go.jp

  • OLE logo
    Reference 38
    OLE
    ole.jp

    ole.jp

  • PACHISEVEN logo
    Reference 39
    PACHISEVEN
    pachiseven.jp

    pachiseven.jp

  • KYUSHU-NPA logo
    Reference 40
    KYUSHU-NPA
    kyushu-npa.or.jp

    kyushu-npa.or.jp

  • MHLW logo
    Reference 41
    MHLW
    mhlw.go.jp

    mhlw.go.jp

  • KONAMI logo
    Reference 42
    KONAMI
    konami.com

    konami.com

  • CITY logo
    Reference 43
    CITY
    city.fukuoka.lg.jp

    city.fukuoka.lg.jp

  • MLIT logo
    Reference 44
    MLIT
    mlit.go.jp

    mlit.go.jp

  • TOHOKU-NPA logo
    Reference 45
    TOHOKU-NPA
    tohoku-npa.go.jp

    tohoku-npa.go.jp

  • SMALLBIZJAPAN logo
    Reference 46
    SMALLBIZJAPAN
    smallbizjapan.com

    smallbizjapan.com

  • MOJ logo
    Reference 47
    MOJ
    moj.go.jp

    moj.go.jp

  • PREF logo
    Reference 48
    PREF
    pref.saitama.lg.jp

    pref.saitama.lg.jp

  • NEC logo
    Reference 49
    NEC
    nec.co.jp

    nec.co.jp

  • DENTSU logo
    Reference 50
    DENTSU
    dentsu.com

    dentsu.com

  • NHK logo
    Reference 51
    NHK
    nhk.or.jp

    nhk.or.jp

  • JWA logo
    Reference 52
    JWA
    jwa.or.jp

    jwa.or.jp

  • GFK logo
    Reference 53
    GFK
    gfk.co.jp

    gfk.co.jp

  • NIELSEN logo
    Reference 54
    NIELSEN
    nielsen.com

    nielsen.com

  • MEXT logo
    Reference 55
    MEXT
    mext.go.jp

    mext.go.jp

  • INTAGE logo
    Reference 56
    INTAGE
    intage.co.jp

    intage.co.jp

  • MARUHAN logo
    Reference 57
    MARUHAN
    maruhan.com

    maruhan.com

  • HITACHI-SOLUTIONS logo
    Reference 58
    HITACHI-SOLUTIONS
    hitachi-solutions.co.jp

    hitachi-solutions.co.jp

  • APPANNIE logo
    Reference 59
    APPANNIE
    appannie.com

    appannie.com

  • RAKUTEN-INSIGHT logo
    Reference 60
    RAKUTEN-INSIGHT
    rakuten-insight.co.jp

    rakuten-insight.co.jp

  • RESONAC logo
    Reference 61
    RESONAC
    resonac.com

    resonac.com

  • SANKEI logo
    Reference 62
    SANKEI
    sankei.com

    sankei.com

  • 5CH logo
    Reference 63
    5CH
    5ch.net

    5ch.net

  • CABINETOFFICE logo
    Reference 64
    CABINETOFFICE
    cabinetoffice.go.jp

    cabinetoffice.go.jp

  • PAYPAY logo
    Reference 65
    PAYPAY
    paypay.ne.jp

    paypay.ne.jp

  • JTB logo
    Reference 66
    JTB
    jtb.or.jp

    jtb.or.jp

  • NCASA logo
    Reference 67
    NCASA
    ncasa.go.jp

    ncasa.go.jp

  • PACHINKO-MAGAZINE logo
    Reference 68
    PACHINKO-MAGAZINE
    pachinko-magazine.com

    pachinko-magazine.com

  • NOMURA logo
    Reference 69
    NOMURA
    nomura.com

    nomura.com

  • SAMSUNGSDS logo
    Reference 70
    SAMSUNGSDS
    samsungsds.co.jp

    samsungsds.co.jp

  • LIGHTWORKS logo
    Reference 71
    LIGHTWORKS
    lightworks.co.jp

    lightworks.co.jp

  • INTERSCOPE logo
    Reference 72
    INTERSCOPE
    interscope.co.jp

    interscope.co.jp

  • MIZUHOFG logo
    Reference 73
    MIZUHOFG
    mizuhofg.com

    mizuhofg.com

  • IPSS logo
    Reference 74
    IPSS
    ipss.go.jp

    ipss.go.jp

  • ELAWS logo
    Reference 75
    ELAWS
    elaws.e-gov.go.jp

    elaws.e-gov.go.jp

  • NCPG logo
    Reference 76
    NCPG
    ncpg.or.jp

    ncpg.or.jp

  • FSA logo
    Reference 77
    FSA
    fsa.go.jp

    fsa.go.jp

  • POLICE logo
    Reference 78
    POLICE
    police.go.jp

    police.go.jp

  • JAFIC logo
    Reference 79
    JAFIC
    jafic.or.jp

    jafic.or.jp

  • SRA logo
    Reference 80
    SRA
    sra.or.jp

    sra.or.jp

  • JAA logo
    Reference 81
    JAA
    jaa.or.jp

    jaa.or.jp

  • MOF logo
    Reference 82
    MOF
    mof.go.jp

    mof.go.jp

  • AUDITJAPAN logo
    Reference 83
    AUDITJAPAN
    auditjapan.go.jp

    auditjapan.go.jp

  • JETRO logo
    Reference 84
    JETRO
    jetro.go.jp

    jetro.go.jp

  • METI logo
    Reference 85
    METI
    meti.go.jp

    meti.go.jp

  • SONY logo
    Reference 86
    SONY
    sony.com

    sony.com

  • GAMANIA logo
    Reference 87
    GAMANIA
    gamania.co.jp

    gamania.co.jp

  • DAPPERLABS logo
    Reference 88
    DAPPERLABS
    dapperlabs.com

    dapperlabs.com

  • MCKINSEY logo
    Reference 89
    MCKINSEY
    mckinsey.com

    mckinsey.com

  • RIZER logo
    Reference 90
    RIZER
    rizer.jp

    rizer.jp

  • HITACHI logo
    Reference 91
    HITACHI
    hitachi.co.jp

    hitachi.co.jp

  • SOFTBANKROBOTICS logo
    Reference 92
    SOFTBANKROBOTICS
    softbankrobotics.jp

    softbankrobotics.jp

  • PPC logo
    Reference 93
    PPC
    ppc.go.jp

    ppc.go.jp

  • DNP logo
    Reference 94
    DNP
    dnp.co.jp

    dnp.co.jp

  • IBM logo
    Reference 95
    IBM
    ibm.com

    ibm.com

  • TWITCHTRACKER logo
    Reference 96
    TWITCHTRACKER
    twitchtracker.com

    twitchtracker.com

  • RECRUIT logo
    Reference 97
    RECRUIT
    recruit.co.jp

    recruit.co.jp

  • FUJITSU logo
    Reference 98
    FUJITSU
    fujitsu.ai_personal2023.pdf

    fujitsu.ai_personal2023.pdf

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