How to pronounce “pachinko” in English

I absolutely love pachinko.

She's the author of "Free Food for Millionaires" and "Pachinko," and is currently also the writer in residence at Amherst.

How do you humanize a different culture as you did in "Pachinko"?

I know you probably can't share too much information about it, but is it "Pachinko" that's going to be on TV soon.

But what I think really hurts people-- and this shows up in my character Noa in "Pachinko"-- is that if you try to pretend that you're something that

I've called a pachinko parlor before to ask them to come in .

open and close the windows of the house, casually put out some fertilizer, and then go home and disappear to play pachinko