In its first season, Hugh and her collaborators explained the Japanese occupation ... guilt in causing that downfall. Pachinko doesn’t need to rig the game when its strengths already give ...

“Pachinko”—the game of chance being a metaphor for the ... something exacerbated by the fact that the languages and subtitles include Japanese, Korean and English. And the surroundings ...

“That felt like an appropriate full-circle moment that gets at all of these very “Pachinko” themes,” Kim said. “The game of life, how things work in cycles and how there’s so much that ...

assuming a new Japanese identity as Ogawa Minato, gets a job at a pachinko parlor. “I think the minute he casts off his name and takes someone else’s name, he’s going to live another life ...

It's kind of learned from observing European empire that it needs to get into that game and ... the Koreans in Pachinko, they're all being discriminated against by the Japanese simply for being ...

SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers for the Pachinko Season 2 finale ... as well as Beef, Squid Game and these global sensations. It’s exciting for us as producers, but we feel we ...

Second Season of 'Pachinko' Explores Challenges for Ethnic ... Korean-American author Min Jin Lee's novel, titled after a Japanese game played in arcades where ethnic Koreans often worked in ...

Set in Korea around the time of Japanese occupation in 1910 and spanning to 1989, Pachinko communicates with the audience in three languages: Korean, Japanese and English. On screen, viewers can ...