Pachinko

Pachinko is a mechanical game originating in Japan that is used as an arcade game, and much more frequently for gambling. Imagine firing with steam, metal balls into a zany vertical playground, hoping they hit the magic spots for more balls or cool prizes.
Pachi-Pro (Pachinko parlours) are not just gambling dens—they’re buzzing social hubs with bright lights, loud music, and people having a blast.

But hey, even fun has its flipside. Some folks get so hooked they lose track of time and money, turning fun into family drama. Despite the ups and downs, Pachinko’s quirky charm is still a big part of Japanese culture. 

Our tees capture this vibrant spirit, blending the lively atmosphere of pachinko parlours with stylish designs. Wear a piece of this fascinating world and let the fun and chaos of Pachinko light up your wardrobe!

The EDWIN PACHINKO collection is now available at EDWIN stores, Selected Retailers, and online. 

Photography: Toshifumi Kiuchi

Models:
Kaoruko
Karuta

Hair:
Fumiya Ushiku

Supported by: 
LAIDBUG TOKYO