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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PACHINKO» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
pachinko in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
pachinko im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
As the bodies pile up and the mystery deepens, Chaka must untangle the lies, obsessions, and seemingly supernatural events that link the dead woman to a forgotten, bloody incident from the desperate closing days of World War II. ...
2
Pachinko Allocation: DAG-structured Mixture Models of Topic ...
Statistical topic models are increasingly popular tools for summarization and manifold discovery in discrete data.
Helim Kim, a beautiful Korean businesswoman with complex and dangerous ties to North Korean, Japanese, and American espionage interests, falls in love with an unsuspecting Los Angeles lawyer and desperately tries to keep her secrets from ...
4
Winning
Pachinko: The Game of Japanese Pinball
A glossary of pachinko terms, useful diagrams, and photographs accompany the text.
5
The
Pachinko Connection
“True, but that's small potatoes when compared to the money coming from the
pachinko parlors. The pachinko business in Japan is a three-hundred-billion-
dollar a year business; even though playing pachinko for cash prizes is
supposed to ...
There are 18,000 pachinko parlors in Japan, more than the number of bookstores
(Nomura 1996:93). In the mid-1980s, an estimated 2.7 million Japanese were
serious fans of pachinko, and perhaps 30 million played with some frequency ...
7
The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Japanese Culture
Pachinko is a vertical pinball game that is often claimed to be the single most
popular leisure activity in the country. Once an inexpensive game where
winnings were traded in for small prizes, biscuits, chocolates or cigarettes,
Pachinko is now ...
8
Japan: Why It Works, Why It Doesn't: Economics in Everyday Life
There have been efforts to legalize pachinko gambling in Japan. The National
Police Agency believes that legalization might result in purging organized crime
from the industry. But both the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Finance have
...
9
Japan in the 21st Century: Environment, Economy, and Society
Pachinko parlors such as this one in Kumamoto are a common element of the
Japanese landscape. Pachinko, a sort of vertical pinball game, is a big business
in Japan, with total revenues of about 28 trillion yen ($233 billion) a year, as
much ...
Pradyumna Prasad Karan, 2005
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The Culture of Japan as Seen through Its Leisure
19 Ti me, Space, and jV\ov\(^y {Sultural Dimensions of the ''Pachinkc/'^ame
Pachinko: For some people it is a mere pastime, for some it is hard work, for
others an unpleasant nuisance, and for many others an enigma, but actually it is
the most ...
Sepp Linhart, Sabine Fr hst ck, 1998
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PACHINKO» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
pachinko im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Why foreign buyers are seeking 'worthless' wooden homes in Kyoto?
Only a few time capsules from Japan's pre-industrial past survive behind the tacky pachinko parlours. Machiya — merchants' wooden town ... «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Did these researchers just create an autistic computer program?
ANNs describe brains as logical pachinko machines in which stimuli fall down through various weighted statistical paths determined by their ... «ExtremeTech, Jul 15»
What the Philippines brings to casinos worldwide
Okada also added facets of Japanese culture, such as the blazing lights of pachinko machines to the slot machines in order to create a unique ... «Rappler, Jul 15»
Aruze Gaming America expanding Philippines factory
... which in turn is controlled by billionaire gaming entrepreneur Kazuo Okada, who made his original fortune via Japan's pachinko industry. «GGRAsia, Jul 15»
'Chindon-ya' street performers to grace Tokyo's famed National …
They were a common sight when new outlets, such as vegetable stores, fish stores or pachinko parlors, were opened. Hayashi also advertised ... «Asahi Shimbun, Jul 15»
A foodie road trip near Melbourne
... retro metal signs of every description, old Japanese Pachinko machines, even a trio of oversized gorilla figures, all dressed to the nines and ... «The West Australian, Jul 15»
History, hexes feature in criminal potpourri
... such as how to quit smoking or winning pachinko techniques — the weeklies also treat their readers to snippets of Japanese history. «The Japan Times, Jul 15»
Can Japan Save These Struggling Las Vegas Casino Companies?
While there are certainly still headwinds, one of the biggest Pachinko gaming companies (arcade-style games with a gambling feel) in the ... «Motley Fool, Jul 15»
Shedding Snake – The Downward Spiral Of Konami And Kojima's …
Console games once seemed like the only way to strike gold outside of pachinko machines and arcades. Music/rhythm games, while trying to ... «Game Informer, Jul 15»
'Minions': Cute critters better off as second bananas, reviews say
... or 'pachinko' — is not my idea of fun. I, too, once enjoyed the Minions, in the small doses that they came in. But the extra-strength 'Minions' is, ... «Los Angeles Times, Jul 15»
