INCREDIBLE Vintage Pachinko Machines
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this edition of Taryl's Toys titled "Taryl's Pachinko Parlor", Taryl goes over some Vintage Japanese Pachinko Machines he restored, like the ones he had when he was a child. You could buy them back in the 60s and 70s at most retail stores such as Sears, K-Mart or Venture. Check out all the neat additions Taryl made to the machines regarding lights and just cleaning up and restoring these cool old pinball-style machines.
Prior to and after the lesson, Taryl decides to open his own Pachinko parlor with the help of his son, Junior. See how it all plays out here and if interested, Taryl discusses many sources for Pachinko restoration and parts. These neat machines are perfect for any man cave, rec room or bar. A little different than our typical mower and engine videos, but informative none the less. And as always, There's Your Dinner!!
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This brings back so many memories. My parents have a Pachinko machine that my Dad got out of an old bar. Many a rainy day I'd be in their basement playing it as a kid. This and an old pinball machine kept me busy for hours 😁
Your greatest video iMHO. I was with a friend in Tokyo and we went into one of those Pachinko Parlors. 3 floors! Our machine had a small CRT screen in the centre (80's?) and was auto feed. We managed to get the jackpot opening set just right and had 7's going both ways on the screen. Lights were flashing, people looking, bells etc ringing and people were taking their balls and dumping them into our machine! 5 min of fame? At 10 or 10:30 PM, the lights flashed and every winner cashed in. We received a tiny token, I think it was a 1$ us gold coin with a hole in it. A kind lady directed us to the rear of the building where there was a small wooden building with a window covered in brown paper and a slot underneath. We put our token in the slot and a considerable amount of U$ came back. To circumvent gambling laws, 'someone' was purchasing the tokens people won. Memorable. Thanks.
A fantastic resto job Taryl, many hundreds of hours of research, improvisation, thought and labour.
Where's the cat?
@Zachery Dominguez It is a different culture over there. People help others in need with no thought of reward.
Whoa! I got my first pachinko machine from my uncle almost 40 years ago. That one is long gone but I have two that need restoration. This post has me pumped up to get the better one up and running asap. Thank you! I was actually trying to find your video on adjusting governor on a Kohler engine and got sidetracked by this video
Pretty cool Taryl, I'm probably a little older than you and never heard of these machines
Very interesting look into the life and times of Taryl Dactyl.
Thanks for sharing
Well done with the restorations. Most people have no idea what Pachinko is. I lived in Japan from 1972 to 1973 which was my junior year in high school. I sat in a few parlors. I found a 1974 vintage Nishijin two years ago at a local place called the Scrap Exchange. You bet I bought it. It needs cleaning, but I have her working. I just found another a few days ago and plan to get it also. My wife thinks I'm crazy for getting it. When I make these kinds of purchases I tell her it's an "auto part". This excuse has worked well for some time.
I never knew these were big in the US. I been to Japan and every mall and corner store has these and dang do they love them and you can hear it like a block away.
We lived in Okinawa when my parents bought me one in 1977. The ones we got were removed from pachinko parlors, reconditioned, and sold. All the machines there have a glass front like the one you have. The machine is in the attic above my mom's garage. Besides reviving old mowers, now Taryl has me wanting to go pull that machine out of the attic and dig into it. Love what you did with the lights and gorgeous woodwork! If I recall correctly, mine only has two weak incandescent lights. The JAL on the plane in the middle of the rapid loader is Japan Air Lines.😊
Brings back the times I spend in the Pachinko Parlors in Okinawa. What good times, stay safe............
Nice work!……I have to say, that’s pretty cool that you put that vintage age machine in a nice cabinet and the LEDS, the laminate, really make it a work of art. Like you, back in mid 70s, my dad got me a plastic little machine that I enjoyed. ….thanks for the contact information and tips on redoing these things. I might buy a rough one and follow your example. Thanks man!
This opening skit, is the best so far. Really funny...
Taryl you did a wonderful job redoing the game,,,,,
I had a pachinko game when I was a kid, my dad threw it away when I went in the Army. I got 2 more a few years ago at a local auction, I really enjoy playing with them. It is quite relaxing actually. Great Job with your restorations, you have inspired me to jazz mine up with lights!
Thanks Taryl, stay safe and have a great week!
I remember pocket versions of these from the late 70's into early 80's
Wow, this is sick! I tried playing some pachinko when I did my study abroad in Japan, but I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, lol. Taryl really does fix all.
All kidding aside, taryl did an excellent job restoring those machines !!!!!!
They look amazing, awesome job.
We had about ten of these machines in our house when I was a kid. My dad served in Japan I think the ones we had were from Japan and a little older no lights. Cool to see them. Your a cool dude
Six weeks ago my mower wouldn't start. Now I know how to restore a Pachinko machine. I love this channel.
Thanks Taryl for sharing one of your passion.
I never knew this was a thing here in the US, but those machines look great. Nice work restoring them.
I remember the TV adds for Pachinko machines from the mid 70's. Now that 60 waiting for me next winter I'm really appreciating mechanical games over the cool new stuff like Pong.
My dad has a few these and I never new what they were now I watch your video and I want to get one of them running
Super workmanship on those machines Taryl! Ladies having fun, Junior keeping tabs, Ronnie out in the cold, Slippers just missing out...yep...operation healthy and well during crisis!
Wow great vid I've been to a parlor in Japan, can't hear yourself think, as soon as the door open and you go in it's deafening
Dude is next level.
Hey Great restorations on those Pachinco Machine's 👍. I would post a photo of my EARLY GINSEI 1950s Spring operated machine but I can't. Great video Taryl 👍
Love your videos Taryl. I watch them over and over. You have gotten me through some rough times...Thanks.
Pachinko is art
Please make more videos! Can’t get enough!
Great job on your restorations 👍👍👍
While in quarantined got a lot of free time glad you are able to keep busy
I like it because pachinko is my favorite
One ball short of a coffee mug…poor guy…lol
Dad brought one home from overseas when I was young and I loved the sound of the balls falling.
fascinating stuff here. i saw one of these as a kid , can't remember if it was service merchandise or what but i always wanted one, now I know where to get them!!! Woooooo Whooooo!!!! Couldn't remember the name for the life of me and a lawn mower repair brought me here. wth?
Good timing for a longer video. Thanks fellas
Taryl you're a twisted dude, creative but twisted. I love this channel
How come I never knew about pachinko machines. I was around back then and had a Sears and a Two Guys, the two staple stores back then.
Taryl, awesome machine. I remember playing these as a kid back in the 1970s. Seeing this brings back all sorts of memories. Thanks for posting.
Dinner time
Working as a handyman, I got into many houses and have been given many things that people no longer want.
One such item was a perfectly good working pachinko machine. All the writing on it is in Japanese, and all the balls are engraved with a Japanese marking.
I remember seeing those in the Sears,Wards,J.C.Penny catalogs every year Tayrl.I never owned one,but it looks like alot of fun..
VERY COOL! I bought my one and only *(rapid loader) Pachinko machine in Sasebo, Japan in 1971. And yes, they all had GLASS fronts. Mine has NO lights, and the ash tray has a flap like panel at the bottom that is spring loaded with a little extension. Pull down on it and it dumps on the floor (or whatever happens to be in the way)... ha! No smokers in my house. Completely stock machine.
Nice work! I still have the machine my parents got me for Christmas from the Sears Wish Book in 1979 and I picked up another machine a few years ago from a thrift store. They've just been stored for quite a while and I've been planning to set them up and have been looking at different things about Pachinko online, which led me to your video. I really like what you did with the lighting and the cabinets. You gave me some good ideas that I think I'll put to use. Back in the day I had a typical household transformer from some no-longer-used electrical device and had the built in lights running with power from that and also wired in some standard Christmas lights to add more lighting. It was a crude version of what you've done with the LED lights. The LEDs give a much more dramatic effect, but I clearly had the same thought you did back then... not enough lights! Thanks for sharing your tips and showing us what you created.
Love your show. Make me laugh so hard!
Good Stuff! Nice Build!
Funny story; My neighbor’s had a Pachinko in their basement rec. room. When they sold the house they also left the machine in the wall. The new owners remodeled the place they gave me the Pachinko machine for Free!
Business in the front and party in the rear!
I love that orange one!
I never knew about pachinko machines. The only Pachinko I saw was on the Price is Right game show.. It all makes sense now somehow. Thanks for the education and the video. 👍
Never heard of Pachinko, would love to come to your parlor to play!!
Nice....my thoughts on your restoration. Nice............
Brings back memories of playing these in Okinawa.
Nice job Taryl
you are really talented
Excellent job buddy
watched this Vid early today. Got interested in these machines. I went and bought one to restore. Thanks much for sharing your fun.
Thank heavens for all your posts. Otherwise I would be a total crazy man all cooped up during the covid!!!
Outstanding video. I have had a fixer-upper for years. After seeing your excellent video I have a lot of great ideas. Thank you from California.
Very cool!
we had a pachinko machine when my brothers and I were growing up. Our parents must have bought one in the late 60's or early 70's. wonder what ever happened to it. cool video and nice job on those machines!
Love what you did to the machines! They look great! Glad I had a tray that fit your machine.
MagicDan
Magic Pachinko Restorations
you got the talent Taryl, excellent job
Not a lawn mower video? Well it is called Taryl Fixes ALL. Awesome video guys!
Cool great job.
Very very nice taryl nice work
I like your craftsmanship Teryl
I come back to these videos and still laugh 😅 you guys are great.
Great job restoring those machines, They're nice to see again. enjoyed that a lot. Thanks you guys, be safe👍
Love them all, I only have one machine, thanks for the links for parts and info!!!!.....Love the skits!!!!!!
Hey Taryl 😎. Great video. Thanks for the time you put into your videos. I hope you and your family stay healthy and safe. I will be looking forward for the next video 🤙
Those are beautiful!
So cool!!!
played in Japan when I was stationed there in 1969
Excellent job on the restoration! Had to shut it down because people got seizures - LOL
It takes some balls to play those games. Stay safe boys!
Nice Hamms lighted beer signage
Mint machines
The Price Is Right has a pachico game for contestants to play.
very cool !
Winner winner there's your dinner! Awesome video very interesting checked some out on eBay wow those things go for big money I'll have to win big at the Pachinko parlor before I can buy one LOL thanks for the cool videos
I love your smarts & creativity ☺️
You did a fantastic job with the restores Taryl! It gives me the ambition to restore mine now. FYI - you can also find automatic reloaders for these, but the price isn't cheap!
Never seen these at all. But I think I would sit and play for sure . Probably lose a whole day sitting there.😁
Nice change of pace. Cool!
The replica currency & beer coasters are a killer idea!
Hi, Loved the video.
You did a great job on these machines, good video.
They are pretty cool. They are kind of like a vertical ski ball.
Hey taryl nice collection of pachinko machines great video taryl never played one wish I had stay safe my friend look forward to your next new video
Nice Taryld! i have 1 aswell i paid 80 ten years ago
"And there's Your Winner!!"
Can you add some clickity clack!!! clickity clack!!! sound effects like you did for the mower PTO repair video?- you saved my ass on that video I woulda never thought of putting new wires on it. I have a beautiful condition 1967 Sophia model that I restored a while back my friends are always fascinated by it.
Great resto-mods Taryl , makes them more flashy and interesting . Don't recall these in Canada , some of our gambling laws likely stopped them from being sold here.
Lol that's wild. So cool I also like pachinko machines. But I sold mine. (Not enough space)
Loved it!
Great job they look awesome, I never heard of them
A great tribute to the movie "Casino"!! lol. Great videos guys!
My dad had one of those machines and he would let us play for hours but....... was crazy about keeping hands off the front of the machine lol. I guess he didn't want our greasy hands all over his toy hahaha.