Sukoshi Naname StudioSUKOSHI NANAME STUDIO

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Doronuma

Experience probability without spending real money.

A free fictional prize-draw simulator where you can keep drawing until you win.

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About this work

A free fictional prize-draw simulator where you can keep drawing until you win.

This studio introduction is translated; the quiz itself currently opens in Japanese.

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  • People looking for a small, focused browser experience
  • Anyone curious about independent Japanese web projects
  • People who prefer trying an app without installing it

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Highlights

Focused idea

Experience probability without spending real money.

Open in a browser

No account or app-store installation is required to open the experience.

Designed for everyday use

A compact experience built around one clear purpose.

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How to get started

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    Open the app

    Use the link on this page to open the original app in a new tab.

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    Follow the in-app guide

    Check the Japanese interface and any onboarding or notices shown there.

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    Return whenever you like

    Bookmark the app or come back through this studio page.

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How data is stored

Storage differs by work. Some settings and records may be kept only in your current browser; check the app’s own guidance before clearing site data.

Changing the display language on this studio site does not change or reset app data.

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Before you use it

The quiz interface currently opens in Japanese.

For location, transport, money or health-related information, check current official information and use your own judgement.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the quiz itself available in English?

Not yet. This studio introduction is translated, while the quiz currently remains in Japanese.

Do I need to install anything?

No. You can open the web app directly in a supported browser.

How long does it take?

About one minute.

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Open it in your browser and start right away.

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