HOW TO BUY JAPANESE LOTO 6 TICKETS & OTHER GAMES FROM LAWSON'S LOPPI MACHINE

[@roddy222]

Thank you. I did read somewhere that they were going to add English button, but by the looks of it not yet. I have used twice for concerts successfully, its an awesome idea. Cheers.

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Thanks for watching!

[@Maravatio]

Awesome thank you 😮😮😮

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Thank you!

[@chinesedragon3809]

Excuse me, but how do I get the prize if I play the lottery at Lawson? Thank you.

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Lawson only sells you the lottery tickets. To claim any winnings, you must got to a Takarakuji stand. If it’s over 100,000 yen, you must bring it to Mizuho Bank.

[@chinesedragon3809]

@@jamesabroadadventures381 thank you and good luck !

[@tsunehirok6315]

Excellent 😊

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Thank you

[@nochannelheres]

Hi, do you have a video about the difference between lotto 6 or 7 or 5 explaining them and now days when do they play, for example i think i heard that lotto 6 plays every tuesday as you said but is it still now days the same. Thanls and keep it up.

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Hello! I do have such a video but it's on my other channel called WOW THAT'S JAPAN 2. I think I will make a new video about that for this channel.

[@PurpleNdSilver]

What if you actually win the jackpot (or any winnings for that matter) but aren't a citizen or resident of Japan? Is that allowed? 🤔

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Anyone can claim their win but I am not sure how a non resident of Japan with no Japanese bank account would receive a substantial payout.

[@kewintaylor7056]

@@jamesabroadadventures381i think if win big u need account there 😂…

[@ARkhan-nu7cr]

Where can the result be seen after winning?

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

Mizuho Bank’s webpage is the most reliable place.

[@Japanji_Tokyo]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@a1994s]

did you win that one ? how to check the result ?

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

For which game?

[@a1994s]

@@jamesabroadadventures381 the loopi ticket you bought in this video

[@jamesabroadadventures381]

@@a1994s no I did not win. This machine only places your order then you take the receipt to the counter and pay for the actual ticket. There are a number of ways to check your ticket. If you are in Japan, you would go to the nearest Takarakuji kiosk. If that’s inconvenient, you can check your ticket online. I use Mizuho Bank’s website.