Which is your favorite vending machine?

@Br3A0

Жыл бұрын

So far,I'd say the Omikuji. I'd wanna learn what my luck is too.

@Eternitypunklove

Жыл бұрын

im pretty sure you changed you YT name? or is it just me?

@RALF0691

Жыл бұрын

Uncle Whitebeard Burger 😋 And the Kodak camera machine.

@bettyswallox7268

Жыл бұрын

Are you Japanese ? And why don’t you talk?

@katiemarie7750

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I just love them all. 💕💕💕 However, my favorite was the popcorn and umbrella. Also, the noddles for when you're hungry on the go....Lol Thank you for the video ! ❤️❤️ Very informative and Fun !!! 👏👏👏💕💕💕

I love how the videos are so calm and peaceful unlike other food KZreadrs who just overreact on everything

@andrewmc147

Жыл бұрын

They probably won't last anyway

@heathermichael3987

10 ай бұрын

Well , it’s a universally true statement. ❤️

@SeanNewhouse-mv9ez

9 ай бұрын

Same here!!!! America used to have this many decades ago, 1930s, etc

@Rusaarules

4 ай бұрын

Or the fucking sound is cranked up to oblivion so we're supposed to orgasm over the food sounds.

@LittleCoyot

2 ай бұрын

The right amount of ketchup…so none lol

As someone from germany who filled vending machines for a little time, this video fulfills me with joy that such precious little machines still exist. I would just pull one thing from each of them, just to support it.

@tabcreedence6553

Жыл бұрын

I worked at Goodyear for several years and enjoyed changing tires in the summertime with all the bay doors open, drinking a soda from our vending machine. That looks like a great place to work, you could have something different every day.

@janhas2553

Жыл бұрын

Darf ich fragen wieso du aufgehört hast? Waren es deine eigenen?

@Scoutter

Жыл бұрын

@@janhas2553 Es war Teil meines Zivildienstes gewesen. Bin neben dem Essen-Holen auch für die Wartung/Füllung der Getränkeautomaten zuständig. Habe trotzdem viel dabei gelernt.

@katiemarie7750

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLY ! It gives me Joy just watching it ! So Cool, so simple, but yet not so simple ! 👏👏💕💕💕✌️

@larrygotter5609

Жыл бұрын

You do know that Japan also has Used Panty Vending Machines with pictures of little school girls on the outside of them right?

I'm actually in shock at the prices of these. .The food looks delicious for the price and .70 for a coke in a glass bottle in the US is unheard of. I am so satisfied with this video.

@tuseroni6085

9 ай бұрын

and i'm not sure there is anything there to keep you from just taking all the cokes, other than japanese honor.

@anti-ethniccleansing465

5 ай бұрын

@@tuseroni6085 Lol! Get real. I’ve seen this machine in other videos and the way it works is it will lock completely up after one bottle is taken, so that no other bottles can be taken until another coin is inserted.

@MrYfrank14

4 ай бұрын

We used to have this type of machine in the US. There is a plate that locks around the neck of the bottle. It releases when you pay for it.

@MissCEHayes

2 ай бұрын

Right? In Canada a small plastic bottle of coke is like $3.50. Lol

@Rustyhandbanger

2 ай бұрын

The food looks delicious ? 😂. It looks fine for 2 dollars. I'll give it only that.

Our British son lived and worked in Shinjuku Toyo for 8 years and he said there's probably nothing you cant get out of a vending machine there.

Japan is incredible when it comes to this stuff. The sense of community required for this to work is nothing short of magical

@johnathanortiz3066

Жыл бұрын

I agree highly , especially the unattended vehicle rent . Man the way people are here in the states , wouldn’t allow such a privilege they’d try to steal cars and parts , same can be said for the vending machines. This is all achieved through good community all round . I would love for this to be more common

@samsanimationcorner3820

Жыл бұрын

​@@mistermiagi9984well, you gotta understand what the ancient Japanese went through for this to happen. Japan has more natural disasters than any place on Earth, between typhoons, and tsunamis, earthquakes, and volcanos. In the north they have terrible blizzards, and some parts even experience tornados. They way they survived in their little tribes and clans was through an intense sense of community and teamwork. Greed and selfishness would get you exiled or expelled from the group. And it's carried through to this day. Makes me certain that if we started treating greed as a mental illness, we could clean up this world.

@TheBestblue486

Жыл бұрын

​​@@samsanimationcorner3820 nah bro. They just have high IQs

@jk6971

Жыл бұрын

ironic you mention a sense of community when all of these machine, booths and services are designed to eliminate direct human interaction. Whats the deal?

@TCP2k10

Жыл бұрын

@@jk6971 I would consider what you're referring to as interpersonal community, which is important. But Japan, more than most other places, has a keen sense of holistic community that preserves the whole for the sake of everyone instead of the individual. Much like enjoying a park AND picking up your trash while you're there, you can do that alone or with others; it's important either way.

Props to him when he picked up every piece of the popcorn off the ground to put into the trash.

@jakesmokeman6053

Жыл бұрын

Someone was raised right. Love to see it

@asha4644

Жыл бұрын

In the US people wouldn’t even bother, it’s lovely to see people taking care of something.

@BMW_329

Жыл бұрын

​@Hhgh Fhhfh that's why they don't have public trash bin on the streets.

@KMartReady

Жыл бұрын

not sure how they treat littering in Japan but my guess would be you have to pick it up

@cpt191021

Жыл бұрын

@@KMartReady its popcorn a bird will eat within the hour. yall are crazy

Japan is so cool. The Japanese people take great care of their country. I love them. I want to go to Japan someday

Fascinating how there are systems completely trusting of the customers like the coke machine and the reusable bowls.

@tuseroni6085

9 ай бұрын

and that car rental place.

@selfloathingweekly

9 ай бұрын

Because Japan is a high trust homogenous society

Man, with each video I watch of yours the more I want to go to japan one day

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

You should! Thanks

@CatsPajamas23

Жыл бұрын

Same here.

@SubjectDelta20

Жыл бұрын

Idk how they do it but as an American Im pretty sure that *IF* we had vending machines that sold premade hamburgers people would probably be dying of Ecoli left and right.

@samteks125

Жыл бұрын

​@@SubjectDelta20 Yeah, better to get the fresh ones right (i.e. germ-free) first before thinking about vending machines 😂

@emerje0

Жыл бұрын

@@samteks125 You two do realize that vending machine is just a freezer and a microwave stuck together, right? It isn't just popping room temperature burgers into a heater. It's no different from the frozen burgers you can buy in most stores.

The umbrella vending machine is genius! Wish we had that one here in England. Also, the prices of the foods you tried are so reasonable, it's amazing!

@smithhamilton3024

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen the umbrella vending machines at key train stations before.

@TheNails3

Жыл бұрын

@@smithhamilton3024 ​oh really, that’s cool, where did you see them?

@shala_shashka

Жыл бұрын

I wish that soda vending machines were that cheap here in the US. Glass bottled soda is anywhere from a dollar to 2 dollars. Sometimes 3 if the vending machine owner is feeling greedy. I was floored when I saw the soda was like 70 cents.

@bogdan1213

Жыл бұрын

in the UK they would get stolen all the time.

@emerje0

Жыл бұрын

@@bogdan1213 They're locked in place by a little gate in the slot, they can't be lifted out unless they're paid for.

Been to Japan twice but still get addicted to these Japan travel vlogs. Somehow it’s very soothing/relaxing ❤

Here in the U.S., that area would have garbage and litter everywhere, yet in this video of Japan, it is kept clean by all visitors, and you even picked up the popcorn instead of sweeping it into the dirt or just leaving it where it dropped. Such class and respect from all, it is nice to see. The vending machines are a very fun passion project for the owner, and it's wonderful that you all get to enjoy the nostalgia of the older machines. Is it a small tourist attraction there, or did you just happen to hear about it?

@joesantamaria5874

2 ай бұрын

Depends on where you live. In many areas, people have pride in their town/area, and will pick up the litter left behind by a few random slobs. Not in New Jersey, though.

@moritod

2 ай бұрын

I was just having that very conversation. I can't explain why this video is so fascinating, but I couldn't look away. 😅 The part that stayed with me longest was him picking up the popcorn. "... Now that I've regained my composure..." merciful heavens! Imagine what he'd do after a few days in the US, aka the sea of garbage. Poor lamb would need therapy!

@E_Legal_Alien

Ай бұрын

Look up homogeneous society vs a heterogeneous society. You'll find your answer.

If this was in the USA …. It would be graffiti all over and crooks would try and break it apart for the money. 🇺🇸🤦🏻‍♂️👎🏼

@lifedeather

Жыл бұрын

This is why we can’t have nice things here

@adelia988

Жыл бұрын

Same here in UK

@noway57

Жыл бұрын

13%. It is almost like a society full of all the same people, and customs get along better.

@happyguy4525

Жыл бұрын

You mean by people of colour

@mariacordova696

Жыл бұрын

Nice generalization. 😂 maybe in some lower class towns or "ghetto" areas, yes. But believe it or not, there are a places that aren't so full of disgusting humans.

I feel like I'd be too tempted to empty my bank account on every vending machine I'd see in Japan 😫

@blisphul8084

Жыл бұрын

Good luck! The most expensive thing here, the Udon, is $2.26. The coca cola is 75¢. The prices probably haven't changed in decades.

@313Martin

Жыл бұрын

​@Blisphul808 that's incredible

@handlemeifyoucan144

Жыл бұрын

Rightt?

@prodigygalaxy9226

11 ай бұрын

As the evil Jedi would say “Do it”

The best thing about the Japanese vending machines, they actually work every time. All types of stuff in them. The Beer vending machine was my favorite.

Japan is such an amazing country. It mixxes ultra modern with historic flavour and seems to very safe and polite place. One day i want to visit it from germany.

Thank you for the wonderful memories. 😊 I went to Japan with my Mom as a child 40 years ago to visit relatives, and I remember being fascinated with all of the vending machines- especially the ones that dispensed the ice cream cones.

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

It's a good memory. I hope you come again 😆

@stpworld

Жыл бұрын

@@experience_japan I want to visit have not been yet did you go to the Japanese Vending Resteraunt yet?

@wixxijespihsbrawlstars

Жыл бұрын

@@experience_japan Hi my favourite KZreadr! I just have a little question. I really want to visit Japan in the future, but I dont know how much language I need to speak. Are there are lot of signs in english? And do the people speak english? I‘d be happy to know :)

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

@@wixxijespihsbrawlstars Hey! There are enough English signs in the city. Unfortunately, the Japanese speak very little English, but they are very friendly and will all help you if you communicate with them in simple English and gestures.

@wixxijespihsbrawlstars

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for answering, I‘m learning some Japanese with Duolingo and then I just hope that I can communicate enough!

the thing that amazes me is that everything in japan works even the old ones

I stumbled onto these vending machines because I went to that tire shop. This was about 7 years ago. Not as many machines, but still cool. Never thought they would become so famous. Also, now I can’t go because I now live in the US. Miss it!!!

I enjoyed how everyone was respectful. It was quiet even though many people and very clean

These Vending Machines are AMAZING! I wish we had more of them worldwide.

I love Japanese people, just super respectful and aware of others.

@MetaKnight964

Жыл бұрын

Not all Japanese people are the same. Also you should know Japan has a high suicide rate.

I absolutely loved this, I had no idea I wanted to go to Japan as much as I do now. The wonder and amazement of Japan seems to be something I’d like to experience one day.

I admire Japan's culture of cleaning up after one's self and of *repairing* instead of buying new.

I can't imagine how much it must cost to maintain and stock those machines with how many specialty and perishable items there are. It was really cool, thank you!

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Great point!

@emerje0

Жыл бұрын

A lot of these machines are freezers so the food can last several months inside.

@ThePeacePlant

9 ай бұрын

Not much. They are still turning a profit with everything they sell. Their is also a whole community that makes parts and items specifically for new and old machines

@tuseroni6085

9 ай бұрын

i wanna know how that burger machine works. he says it tastes good, he could just be being polite, as japanese are known to do, but i would think a burger coming out of a vending machine to taste rubbery and horrible. best i can figure, the burgers are cooked in advance, then freeze dried, those freeze dried patties are stored in the machine, then when ordered they are steamed for 60 seconds to simultaneously heat and reconstitute them. could call them steamed hams.

@redlobster4841

2 ай бұрын

​@@tuseroni6085how often do they change out those burgers that don't sell if there is any burgers that don't sell

Love the videos. Japan is on the bucket list of trips. Your so close to 100K subscribers too! Keep the great videos coming.

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

So close!

@JD-zv3cz

Жыл бұрын

You did it! 100K.

Nice, so amazed about the quality of the meals available from a vending machine. Even the cup of noodles was an order of magnitude better than I have ever seen before.

Your content is quite interesting and new for me. It looks like a perfect model for someone a introvert or shy to have a channel. Because we do not hear your voice, its all on subtitles. No music, just the raw sound of the environment. It makes your video pretty atmospheric somehow. It is just me or it also does it feel like a FPS game? Even more because of the way yo hold objects and things.

I'm amazed at the amount of food and drink you're able to consume.

Just nostalgic vending machines. It's all vending machines that I saw everywhere when I was a kid. I live in the next city, but have never been there. A place I would love to visit.

Due to rampant degeneracy, we could never have this in the US.

@Scotty2Hotty4

Ай бұрын

This would not pass in the US federally

@CaptSoapy

Ай бұрын

@@Scotty2Hotty4 that isnt the win you think it is lol

@Scotty2Hotty4

Ай бұрын

@@CaptSoapyshit I wish they had this stuff in the us but we too expensive or high maintenance

@stronensycharte64

Ай бұрын

More like rampant diversity, high trust societies are built on the back of its people, different people groups all vying for power over others in an area is why you get in the United States, South Africa, South America, etc.

@stronensycharte64

Ай бұрын

​@@Scotty2Hotty4We could have cheap things, it's just that our companies are horrifyingly brutal and abuse the common man (not to say I'm some sort of commie)

That $2.20 bowl of udon with tempura looks amazing. One of the things I loved about my time in Japan was being able to get by on such a small budget per day. A stuffed rice ball and can of Boss Black coffee in the morning, a little tray of sandos or some karage for lunch, a bowl of gyudon with a beer for dinner, a cup of ice and little bottle of whisky to make a highball, and a comfy, quiet capsule hotel stay that includes a nice spa facility. All for about $50 before transportation and some donations at the free attractions, with some amazing sights and sounds along the way. Even with inflation, I'm sure it's still a great value today.

That was cool. I loved that you cleaned up your mess too, I’m sure the owner appreciates people like you. Thank you for sharing 😉

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for kind comment😺

I'm glad you picked up the popcorn! This was really enjoyable to experience faraway Japan as natural this footage was. The only next step is to visit in person! I work with people there but I'm waiting on an excuse to visit on business to turn it into an extended cheap trip! I love that driving there will be perfectly natural and comfortable to me because you drive on the same side of the road as us, unlike all of our European neighbours! 🇬🇧🇯🇵

It's something with Japan that I really love. This is for sure my dream country to visit - or stay for longer.

I watch quite a few Japanese content creators and this is the most popular vending machine place I've seen. I really enjoy everyone's take on it. My Son and I were supposed to visit Japan this Christmas but due to health issues we've had to put it off for now. Hopefully we'll be in Japan for Christmas next year and will be ringing in 2024 in Fukuoka as we had planned. On our list of places to visit is this vending machine heaven!

15:25 a vending machine replica toy IN a vending machine?! That's just incredible haha

19:10 that was the coolest part of the video. I was like okay, made a mess, no big deal out door, i can dig it- but you cleaned it up :) True class right there, respect from California

@experience_japan

11 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!

I fondly remember the old Coke machines with the glass bottles. The pop always tasted better in glass bottles ❤

@tuseroni6085

9 ай бұрын

thats cus the plastic breaks down and contaminates the drink.

I wish we had more vending machines in the US. Hoping that one day I'll be able to go to Japan and see all this amazing stuff.

@teamofone1219

Жыл бұрын

The only problem with more vending machines in the US is that people tend to disrespect them sadly.

@Scooby-bf4bp

Жыл бұрын

Oh it coming soon their will be no humans working in any shops and it will be all automated so you'll get your wish

@J-1410

11 ай бұрын

@@Scooby-bf4bp That's just a self serve store then...

@Scooby-bf4bp

11 ай бұрын

@@J-1410 just like a vending machine which is self service

@J-1410

11 ай бұрын

@@Scooby-bf4bp I fail to see how a physical building and a 4x4x7 machine are the same

Wish they had these in the States. Thanks so much for all of your videos. I’ve always wanted to go to Japan and visit but being handicap puts a damper on long haul traveling.

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😆 It is a good time to experience world travel anytime thanks to KZread. I will continue to take you on my trips to Japan!

@JaniceWithTheTarlovCyst

Жыл бұрын

I'm disabled and was supposed to be in Japan this Christmas. Due to health issues my trip has been delayed until next Christmas, fingers crossed 🤞 I hope you can experience Japan some day yourself, I know it's something I've wanted to do for so long. Then I plan on eating my way through China! 😂

Thankyou for sharing another wonderful experience with us, I loved them all !!!

I love that u tried many foods so we can explore more vending machines ❤

What a fun place to visit! Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed watching from USA 👍🙋🏻‍♀🇺🇸

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Thank you from Japan 🇯🇵

This is my first time watching any of your videos and I am glad I found your channel. Thank you for sharing your journey!

Thanks for your videos. They are shot well with a lot of the surrounding area and it gives the view a complete look. The videos are always in focus are stable, making them easy to watch. I also love that you leave the ambient sound for a complete experience, and the subtitles are perfect. Please add more :). New fan!

Hey! Thank you a lot for the video, I enjoyed it so much. Love it when there's no voice. And I love these machines as well.

Can't wait to live in Japan soon! :) I can see how much productivity you can do there as a content creator.

Oh, it would be fun to check this out when I get back. Thank you for posting the map!

Loved this! Thanks for sharing. It reminds me of why Japan is one of my favourite places to visit.

I enjoyed watching this. Thanks for a detailed video :)

Love your vids keep it up they are great love that you take your time explaining, for me it's like an ASMR or therapy to calm me down ❤❤❤

The size of the shrimp in the cup noodles was amazing, here we get tiny or broken bits

@stabbykinz1446

Жыл бұрын

I was about to say, and the cups were waaaay bigger too! The quality of the vending machine food in Japan is staggering.

everything in Japan just looks so much better and way cheaper then here in the states

Living in Japan and having these just a 15min walk away would be a awesome! I definitely want to visit Japan one day

I lived in Japan for 3 years as part of getting my degree, and I love vending machine culture. I miss all the vending machines, and I love this place so many cute old time vending machines it made me happy to see them 😊❤ How did you skip buying the vending machine history book from the vending machine?! 😆 I totally would have bought that 😂💯 That udon was really impressive coming from a vending machine 😮 The hamburger machine filled me with joy ☺️ I love the retro nixie tube countdown counters too. Now I wonder what barbecue popcorn tastes like.. I love this channel so much ❤

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sooo much!!!

Solid content, good camera work, good captions, well done!

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated!

What a wonderful video! Thanks! I like the retro ones, and how they were fixed up by the mechanics next door 😊

What awesome machines! I love the valves counting down on the heating. So cool. Those Udon looked scrummy too!

Such a cool place! Love all those retro machines. I must visit one day.

Damn Japan's got it all, I'm jealous!

Love your cool,informative & relaxing videos. Keep it up man.

@experience_japan

11 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Love your content. The visuals and lack of commentary makes this so nice and relaxing. Please keep uploading! Thanks!

@experience_japan

11 ай бұрын

More to come!

@Pokemate91

10 ай бұрын

This isn't his video. It's from a channel called "dancing bacons". That channel actually posted the video a while before this, you should be able to find it easily

Thankyou for your channel it's something I will not experience in my lifetime very interesting for a Australian respect from Australia I will look forward to the next one

I’ve been watching a lot of japan food videos and stuff just to see what’s up since I’m gonna be going in about two months’ time. This is absolutely incredible! Makes me super excited to see all the vending machines over there in-person.

There had been a vicious case of a young man who broke vending machine button here in a mischievous act. Sadly, nowhere sells the button-parts for the vending machine any more due to quite old vintage vending machine, and it was thought to be hopeless to restoration. However, neighbor local company, upon hear the news, donates completely recreate button, ""even down to the yellowing from age"". such type of vending machine is quite-nostalgic and evokes lost days memory for the representative of the company who was in charge of the restoration and restored the vending machines as free with the intention of cheering up those who were saddened to see them destroyed and no longer functioning.

Your videos are so good! I just discovered your channel the other day and now I am finding myself watching one video per night when I am lying in bed and getting ready to sleep. Your videos are so calming to me while also interesting. When I finally fall asleep I always dream about Japan! Thank you! Please keep up the good work!

@experience_japan

10 ай бұрын

Welcome!!

That tire store is very neat and organized!

Call me a geek, but I love it when the machinery is being serviced; I get to see how the internal workings function. 🔧

This is a video I wasn't expecting. I've just subscribed.

Thank you for these videos! It’s crazy how cheap it is compared to the US

The car share is very interesting! I usually rent a small car whenever I visit Japan, including Tokyo. It’s just more convenient than going through those huge train stations

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

Yes, true

The way you picked up the popcorn & made sure the mess gets clean, appreciated ✨, really shows how disciplined life is out there🤍

My wife and I are planning a trip to Japan sometime this year, and we are so excited. We are from the US and dont have nearly the selection of vending machines here. Thx for all of the vids!

Thanks for sharing. Your videos always have something soothing to them. Very enjoyable.

@experience_japan

2 ай бұрын

So nice of you

I have always respected the Japanese for holding on to their customs and culture while other countries throw theirs away. I could hang out there for a whole evening with a pocket full of change.

These vending machines look amazing, I would love to try some of those and that cup noodle was freakin huge, if only we had something like this in america

This is so fascinating and I don’t know why!! I can watch for hours.

The first time I visited this location was back in 2017, when it was just the wall of vending machines facing the car park (which at that time was an overgrown lot). I'm amazed how it has expanded over the years and I make a pilgrimage to visit every time I am in Tokyo.

Thank you for a peaceful and entertaining video! I enjoyed every moment. As an American I am accustomed to people spending a lot of time in front of the camera in their videos with a great deal of talking. Oddly enough, I feel like it can be more intimate and personal when I can enjoy the ambient sounds and read the thoughts of the youtuber while they film instead of speaking aloud. I love Japan very much and it makes me feel nostalgic to see Japanese vending machines again. I hope this tire shop gets great business so that this special place can be preserved forever!

I have no idea why, but this was so relaxing to watch.

This was awesome! Thanks for sharing. 👍

I very much enjoyed this video, thank you. I love "retro" vending machines and pop culture products. That Coke machine reminds me of those I knew when a child. Japanese products always seem packaged so much more colorfully. I love the graphics on the packages. I would love to visit Japan someday, but for now will live vicariously through your videos. Thank you again.

@experience_japan

Ай бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the nostalgic touch of the retro vending machines and pop culture products! The colorful packaging and graphics are indeed a signature of Japanese design. I hope my videos continue to bring you a slice of Japan until you can visit yourself. Thank you for your kind words!

19:02 I wish people in England would pick up after themselves! Have been enjoying your content. What camera are you using? I see you've switched to hands free! Look forward to your next trip :)

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

I use iPhone nad neck-mounted smartphone holder

@bloxsy_

Жыл бұрын

@@experience_japan Thanks. Good work!

I wish we had so many vending machines in Denmark. I find that burger vending machine to be very special, I would love that :D Oh and that popcorn vending machine is adorable haha

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for creating them, I hope you make more! ☺️

@experience_japan

11 ай бұрын

More to come!

Love this video it comforted me while i had a fever :3 thank you !!

Such good food at so little cost, here in Canada that would be incredible!

The noodle bowl and burger heater was pretty cool. Wish we had something like this in US

@007kingifrit

11 ай бұрын

we can't because we have diversity, meaning our sense of community is destroyed

@majesticpublicenemy3201

11 ай бұрын

@@007kingifrit As it is in alternative facts world of the colonizas

@majesticpublicenemy3201

11 ай бұрын

@@007kingifrit But yes kingifrits of the world ( c0l0nizas) spreading your usual gandapropa. Stay “uncomfortable” and deluded

@007kingifrit

11 ай бұрын

@@majesticpublicenemy3201 lots of research shows diversity hurts civic trust and unity......infact a study from harvard will come up if you google those exact words

I thought I'd seen this video already when it showed up on my feed, but it turns out it was another video of the same place. It's such a cool place that I'm definitely willing to watch another video to see people buy different things.

Your videos are so wonderful! I really enjoy watching them.

@experience_japan

10 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

Wow! Japan is really amazing how i wish i can go there and experience all wonderful things and good food as well. Thanks sharing this different kinds of vending machine

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

I hope you have the opportunity to visit and experience it all for yourself someday. Thank you for your comment!

@saleevelasquez7511

Жыл бұрын

@@experience_japan probably only in my dreams

Man that cup noodle toppings were way hardier than the US version. Like giant size veggies and meat/shrimp chunks

This video is so calming without the voice. Lets me feel like I'm visiting Japan myself which is on my bucket list. Vending machines like this could only exist in Japan and be this good because the Japanese are not lazy and very creative. They take their work seriously so you can bet that food is always fresh.

Love this video ! Thank you for sharing this 🥰🔥 I may never get to visit or see it myself

@experience_japan

9 ай бұрын

Any time!

The cup o' noodles machine with cooking options would be SO popular in SO many places in the U.S.

@jesses1589

9 ай бұрын

Their noodle cups are on another level there too! They actually put some semblance of a meat chunk in the one he ate. Ours get little carrot squares or micro shrimp the size of a pea.

You have my subscription simply because you respect your surroundings. 90 percent in America leave their trash as if their mommy would be by to clean up after them. The retro machines are good content also.

Your vids always put a smile on my face. Thank you for sharing.

@experience_japan

Жыл бұрын

What a delightful comment! Thank you!

Its awesome how even old school japanese vending machines are lightyears ahead of what the uk has today