(2)Pachinko parlor for women opens in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - Women play pachinko at a women-only facility which opened May 8 in Osaka. The pinball-game hall prohibits smoking and has refrigerated lockers to make it easier for women to drop by on their way home from food shopping.

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