Ten Jin Matsuri

Ten Jin Matsuri Overview

Ten Jin Matsuri is a festival-themed slot from KA Gaming, released on 11 July 2024. It plays on 5 reels and 3 rows with 50 fixed paylines, and SlotCatalog lists bets from 0.50 to 250.

KA Gaming does not publish an RTP, a volatility rating or a maximum win for the game, and SlotCatalog lists all three as not available, so our data box leaves them open. All figures below come from our own demo session at a bet of $50, or $1 per line.

A Night at the Summer Festival

The name points to the Tenjin Matsuri, one of Japan’s best-known summer festivals, and the design follows it closely. The reels stand between the red pillars of a shrine gate, with two small pagoda-roofed signs reading “50 Lines” on either side and a row of festival stalls in the background.

The premium symbols are festival objects: a lion-dance mask, a skewer of festival food, a taiko drum, a red parasol, a paper fan and a paper lantern. The low symbols are the ranks from 10 to A, painted as if with a brush in bright colours.

The Paytable

The paytable shows cash values for the $50 bet, and it is an easy table to read:

• Lion-dance mask: $500 for five, $100 for four, $40 for three – five are worth 10x the bet.
• Festival skewer: $300 / $80 / $40.
• Drum: $240 / $60 / $30.
• Parasol: $200 / $50 / $30.
• Fan: $150 / $40 / $30.
• Lantern: $100 / $30 / $20.
• A, K and Q: $80 / $20 / $10.
• J and 10: $60 / $20 / $5.

The scatter, a decorated festival shrine, pays $100 for three – 2x the bet. The game’s line chart shows all 50 lines on a 5x3 grid, and wins pay from the leftmost reel.

The 50 Lines

The game’s line chart shows the 50 lines in five rows of ten, each marked with its own colour. They cover the three straight rows, the V and inverted-V shapes and a long list of zig-zags, so most symbol positions on the grid belong to many lines at once. The on-screen banner names the line that paid, such as “Line 18 Wins $10.00”, before adding up the whole spin.

At $1 per line the paytable is easy to use: three drums on a line are worth $30, three lanterns $20 and three low ranks $5 or $10. The spin total is simply the sum of the lines that paid.

The Festival Wild

The Wild is a festival figure in traditional dress, carrying the word WILD. It substitutes for the paying symbols and shows up often in our captures. In one spin a Wild sat between two drums on the top row, and that line alone paid $30 as part of a $120 win – 2.4x the bet.

The best capture came when four Wilds landed across the middle of the grid. Line 35 paid $300 on its own, and the spin was announced as a Nice Win of $380 – 7.6x the stake.

That $300 matches the paytable exactly: a festival skewer on reel 1 followed by Wilds on reels 2 to 5 counts as five skewers, and five skewers are worth $300 at this bet. It is a good illustration of how the Wild works here – it takes on the value of the symbol at the start of the line, so a single premium on reel 1 is enough when the Wilds follow.

Free Spins

SlotCatalog lists free spins with a multiplier among the game’s features, triggered by the shrine scatters. We did not reach the free spins in our session, so we cannot say how many spins are awarded or how high the multiplier goes, and we leave those details open.

What the Session Did

Our captures in order were $30, $40, $60, $80, $120 and the $380 Nice Win. The $30 spin was built from lines of $10 each, with a Wild on reel 2 joining the fans; the $40 spin had a single line of fans worth $20 plus a second line of the same value.

In our captures the shrine scatter mostly appeared on reel 4, standing out against the dark reels with its gold roof and red banners. Two scatters on screen were common, but none of our spins brought the third.

Most of our wins came from two or three lines at a time. Festival skewers on two lines, line 42 among them, paid $80 (1.6x), a mix of 10s and a Wild paid $60, and smaller spins returned $30 and $40. Over the captures the balance moved between about $99,240 and $99,820 on the $50 bet – the steady rhythm of a 50-line game with frequent small hits.

The Numbers to Keep in Mind

The middle premiums are closely matched. Three drums, three parasols and three fans all pay the same $30, and the differences only appear with four or five of a kind. The lion-dance mask stands apart at the top: $100 for four against the skewer’s $80, and $500 for five against $300.

With no published RTP or maximum win, the paytable is the best guide. A full line of the top symbol pays 10x, three scatters pay 2x, and the Wild is what turns ordinary spins into bigger results by completing several lines at once, as our $380 spin showed.

Who Should Play It

Ten Jin Matsuri suits players who like a traditional 50-line slot with a colourful theme and a clear paytable. It is a good choice for relaxed sessions; players who want a published return figure should know that none is available for this title.

Where to Play Ten Jin Matsuri

You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Ten Jin Matsuri was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.