
The Liangshan Pachinko Gang
Jan 01, 1996 · 1h 18m
Director
Katsuo Monnna, Katsuo MonnaOverview
The Liangshanbo Pachinko Gang—who had conquered one new machine after another. Their exploits had been reported nationwide by the media, and recently, with security tightened at every hall, their activities had been restricted and their winning record had declined significantly. Aiming for a comeback in a new town, Liangshanbo were devoting themselves to mastering ‘CR Monster House’. Just then, whilst scouting out a parlour, the gang spotted ‘Tetsu of Naniwa’, who had once been Liangshanbo’s strike force captain. Tetsu had disappeared from the scene due to a falling-out with Ohno. The current Liangshanbo needed Tetsu’s strength. … The leader persuaded both Ohno and Tetsu to reconcile. With Tetsu’s return, Liangshanbo regained its vigour and launched a full-scale assault on the hall. However, a trap set by the hall—which had been on high alert for Liangshanbo—awaited them there!
Cast of The Liangshan Pachinko Gang
Crew of The Liangshan Pachinko Gang
About The Liangshan Pachinko Gang
What is The Liangshan Pachinko Gang about?
The Liangshanbo Pachinko Gang—who had conquered one new machine after another. Their exploits had been reported nationwide by the media, and recently, with security tightened at every hall, their activities had been restricted and their winning record had declined significantly. Aiming for a comeback in a new town, Liangshanbo were devoting themselves to mastering ‘CR Monster House’. Just then…
When was The Liangshan Pachinko Gang released?
The Liangshan Pachinko Gang was released on January 1, 1996.
How long is The Liangshan Pachinko Gang?
The Liangshan Pachinko Gang runs 1 hour 18 minutes (78 minutes).
Who directed The Liangshan Pachinko Gang?
The Liangshan Pachinko Gang was directed by Katsuo Monnna and Katsuo Monna.
Who is in the cast of The Liangshan Pachinko Gang?
The cast of The Liangshan Pachinko Gang includes Hiroyuki Watanabe, Kazuyoshi Ozawa, Hidehiko Ishikura, Masaki Nishimori and Houka Kinoshita.





