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Fuji Shoji pachinko machines

A Japanese company whose official corporate information lists pachinko and pachislot development, manufacture and sales.

What to photograph

Capture the complete front, maker logos, model plates, rear cabinet, power labels, circuit boards, connectors, ball paths, trays, doors, key areas and any included transformer or controller. Photograph missing pieces as clearly as included ones.

Identification checks

  • Photograph Fuji Shoji marks and model labels.
  • Use the official archive to distinguish titles and variants where available.
  • Document mechanical condition separately from electronics and display condition.

Buying and restoration context

A complete-looking face can conceal missing rear systems, improvised wiring, broken trays or absent keys. Compare the exact model and cabinet generation, then decide whether you are buying a display object, functioning home amusement machine or restoration project.

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Official sources

Electrical safety: Never assume voltage or wiring from the brand name. Verify the machine’s labels and use a qualified technician for modifications, damaged wiring or uncertain power conversion.