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@goal2004

11 ай бұрын

Why would you add "(Person speaking Japanese)" captions right on top of the captions you already included in the video? Are you just punishing those hard of hearing because they choose to read when you speak in English?

@StrangeParts

11 ай бұрын

Yes, I'm definitely punishing people hard of hearing. In fact, I want to punish you so badly that I go out of my way to pay for a service to hand caption every one of my videos, to improve the quality versus KZread's machine translation. No - of course I'm not trying to punish you. We did the japanese subtitles on our end, and then handed it off to the english captions service. Usually they do a great job, so I don't normally double check them. But this time, they captioned over the subtitles. I went in and fixed most of them by hand. If there are any others I missed, leave me some timestamps and I'll fix them.

@goal2004

11 ай бұрын

@@StrangeParts Appreciate it!! Thank you!

@Laurie_H

11 ай бұрын

Good video and very interesting, just too short. ☹

@nsevv

11 ай бұрын

Do a video of the OLA factory in India please.

4:35 the mechanism moving the bowl back halfway through the pour so the curry stays in the middle is amazing and I love it. That's the kind of thing you only get from someone who really loves what they're doing.

@mda187

11 ай бұрын

Noticed that too and was actually excited when I saw it. So cool the details they made in these machines.

@sumdood6784

11 ай бұрын

I think it's more about being concerned with doing things as perfectly as possible.

@MyYewTubeAccount

11 ай бұрын

@@sumdood6784 This is the Japanese way. I have spent a lot of time in Japan and the one thing I love the most is that they give 110% regardless of their job.

@nikdog419

11 ай бұрын

I miss quality electro-mechanical engineering.

@CricketEngland

7 ай бұрын

You wonder how much it costs to keep that food hot and how it tastes like if left in their for several days if not used, surely it cannot be hygienic by todays standards if it’s put in hot.

The microwave machine was amazing, the fact it uses an off the shelf microwave 😂 I definitely want to visit

@tomsixsix

11 ай бұрын

I absolutely lost it when it tilted the microwave to get the popcorn out. So bloody clever and yet so oddly over-engineered!

@MrFujinko

11 ай бұрын

​@@tomsixsix using a robotic arm to grab it would be over engineering, tilting is genius

@Stan99

11 ай бұрын

Yeah i really was giggling at that one, I absolutely love this stuff. If it works, it works right lmao

@asophxs

11 ай бұрын

The fact even the buttons are also just engaged with a small solenoid instead of direct wiring is icing on the cake 😂

@b.i.g.g.u.s

11 ай бұрын

@@asophxs The solenoid approach doesn't invalidate the warranty XD

So good to see you travelling again, Scotty! Thank you for bringing us with you!

@5skdm

11 ай бұрын

He recently participated in this show called jetlag: the game, the newest season is from japan. The filming of this season started a little over 1 month ago, so i think this video is part of the same trip!

The sheer effort to keep all those machines working and crucially stocked given the various requirements is unreal, those people must love what they do and apparently enough of the public do as well :) Great to see you back Scotty.

@brianwest2775

11 ай бұрын

I wish that museum was in a shopping mall where more people could experience it. Does he get enough visitors to keep it afloat?

@deleteman900

11 ай бұрын

It's seriously amazing

@davidthacher1397

11 ай бұрын

Modern ones have little modems inside which talk to a server on the internet. They are capable of reporting their sales data to the individual product. This would allow people to restock them more efficiently. The server could also check dates if the inventory system was implemented and used correctly. If you wanted to run a vending machine empire this kind of thing would be very important. Most soda can machines are designed to simple. A self test system would also be used. Logs could be submitted to the server for later access. This allows centralization of a large number of machines. This would cut down the amount of time servicing them and excess inventory, which is important as the margins on this business. The only way to make a large amount of profit is with high volume. Time is money here. Lot of people don't understand much it seems. Fricking abused AI/Web/Cloud/etc.

@BoredInNW6

11 ай бұрын

The first time I saw this collection of machines was in a September 2021 video by the bike vlogger Minami Chigasaki (茅ケ崎みなみ). But she was disappointed, because when she visited almost all the machines were sold out or not working. So yes, it's a constant struggle.

@sammiller6631

5 ай бұрын

@@brianwest2775 Why does it have to be in a shopping mall? Shopping malls are dying due to Amazon and online shopping. His tire business provides enough visitors to the vending machines.

Mechanical logic has always been more interesting than digital logic to me. The care they take to keep them functional is amazing.

@greatbullet7372

11 ай бұрын

As a software engineer i can say mechanical logic has alot more freedom based soley on the constrain of size an powerefficiency. The beauty of mechanical logic is that you can see it without the requirement of being able to read and comprehend code and cpu architecture, its more accessive visualy

@YangSunWoo

10 ай бұрын

As another software engineer, I agree. I wish I could open up my computer and show people the mechanism inside of my apps in a visual way.

Scotty, after everything that's happened including your health scare I'm so happy to see you posting videos! I absolutely love your content, KZread would never be the same without you! ❤😊🎉

When a youtube notification brings smile.

@tysiscoe

11 ай бұрын

Exactly! He’s awesome

@Thirdleg4sale

11 ай бұрын

I had the same reaction! 😊

@Hookedonlurefishing

11 ай бұрын

He's the best

@Roads_of_Europe

11 ай бұрын

KZread is a bit messed up with notifications. A few days ago I checked this channel, seeing nothing in 5 months. Then I just saw this in my normal browsing feed. I've noticed I get notifications sometimes 2 or 3 hours later or even days later. Either way, I smiled to see it...

@BlasterVice264572

11 ай бұрын

Yes sirrr!!!

It was an amazing surprise to see you on Jetlag the game this season. Glad to see you took the opportunity to visit this amazing place while in Japan.

I love all Strange Parts content but gosh did I miss this going to places and seeing things content a whole heck of a lot.

I've seen a lot of youtubers go to this place, but this is the first time I've seen the insides of them and how they work. I'm especially impressed by the curry one keeping both the rice and the pouches of curry warm and the pouch gets cut in the machine, and then they say it doesn't use a microwave **because it's from before microwaves**. Awesome video, thanks a lot.

This is honestly amazing. It would be so much easier and probably cheaper for those people to just get rid of all the machines and just have a window for people to order stuff from, but it is AWESOME that they take the time to preserve these old machines and allow people to experience them in modern day.

I was multiple times in Japan and those vending machines are just my favorite thing in Japan. I needed to repair my power supply, so I walked to a nearby store and bought a capacitor from a vending machine. Same for my Zenit Fotosniper camera with the camera films. In the area where I mostly travel to but maybe it's also in Tokyo, there are vending machines for batteries, like the AA ones, 9v cylinder one for older car fobs or those e-bike tuning kits or even some coin cell ones in all sizes and shapes. My favorite one was somewhere in Tokyo, where I ordered a beacon pizza without even needing a translator app. The pizza tasted better than those grocery store frozen pizzas in Germany and Spain. A solid 9.5/10

Finally you are back This time in Japan😊 Always loved your videos!!

@billyhatcher643

11 ай бұрын

i havent seen him in a while ether does he still live in china cause i dont know if he ever moved out of it or not

@availablity3173

11 ай бұрын

Yeah😊

Yesterday I saw John's video. And what a remarkable place it is. Japan has vending machines everywhere, but this old classic ones are the most fun and glad to see them being presered and used. Hope you are having fun in Japan.

Awesome to see you adding some new content. Hope that the workload was manageable for you .

The way the vending machine owner smiles and enjoys showing off his collection is so wholesome

That’s pretty cool! Japanese engineering always fascinated me. And how many revisions of those machines did it take to get the curry poured just right, or the popcorn not make a mess? Fun fact: Rube Goldberg machines are called Pythagoras Switches in Japanese.

@macdjord

11 ай бұрын

... so that's why the TV show that came up with the Algorithm March is called 'Pythagoras Switch'.

I remembered seeing AkiDearest posting a video about this exact place near a tire shop about a year ago. It looks rather fascinating to see all sorts of retro machines come to life. This spot seems like a great place to check out in Kanagawa.

@thesledgehammerblog

11 ай бұрын

It seems like all of the Japanese travel vloggers end up here eventually. I can see why.

@jjjacer

11 ай бұрын

ericsurf6 also did it recently.

I AM LOVING the colab with you and John! I'm already subbed to you both separately, so seeing you guys get together is a riot! I've seen this Vending Park on many other channels, and while they demo buying stuff from the machines, almost NOBODY actually digs into the innards and that's what I REALLY want to see, especially for these mechanical marvels! Thanks so much!

Thank you for showing us more in-depth of the vending machines. Some channels had this place already but you showed it the best.

What a great collab video!! I'm a long time follower of both channels and to see you guys together checking out this awesome machines was mindblowing! Keep up the good work and as always wish you guys all the best! Hugs from Argentina!

Man your content is very possibly my favorite on all of youtube. Its interesting, informative, curious, and humorous all simultaneously. I hope you keep creating content for a long time.

I'm fascinated to know the operation of supplying these foods still, I can't imagine most of these companies still make the same dishes to supply these machines so they would need to reverse-engineer the exact specifications for everything needed to operate it and have a kitchen operation on hand to make a lot of it, fascinating!

@StrangeParts

11 ай бұрын

Yeah - I'm curious about that too. At least some of the food is cooked fresh everyday by the owner and his wife!

Fascinating video, love seeing how these old time machines work. Best part of the video though is that it truly feels like one of Scotty's old videos, where he is unaffected by his past medical issues. I'm so happy to see that you're doing well and making videos that you love.

I've been watching this machines for years from other youtubers but this was the first time I got to watch the inside in so detail Thank you ❤

i knew that the cover used to preserve history for vending machine, but looks on how it inside works really interest me. seeing how it works, the flow, process, it's still amaze me. what a lucky chance to able look and filming how the machine works.

yesss! more strange tech stuff from asia! thats what i subbed for! I get that its a lot harder with you living in the US now but your unique blend of "travel vlog" and "tech video" is what made your channel so unique and I hope you keep it up

Awesome to see you being well and uploading cool tech vids again!!

So happy to see you smiling like you always have. Looks like your feeling much better. Thats awesome. Loved the machines. They are always amazing

Super glad to see you around again. Was already wondering when the next video will come :D

Thanks for a great collab with John aka Only in Japan.

@DancingBacons did a video or two on this place, I'm REALLY excited to see Scotty here looking at the mechanical side of these, that's what fascinates me the most. NGL this place is on my bucketlist!

Two of my favorite KZreadrs in a single crossover episode. Great to have you back, Scotty! Bonus Pts. for the Nixies.

So glad to see you back out there and showing us some awesome stuff.

I just went looking for a new video yesterday, so glad to see you doing your thing again man!

I definitely thought this would have something to do with Jet Lag: The Game

@TheBaldr

11 ай бұрын

He probably filmed it before or after Jet Lag filming while he was already in Japan.

These are really cool - never seen anything like them before! Glad to see you're doing better Scott :)

You know its going to be a good day when there's a Strange Parts video to watch. I forgot how much your videos instantly put a smile on my face, so good to see you back doing what you love

Im so glad someone finally opened some of these up. Every Japanese vending machine video I see I just wanted to see what's going on inside

This place is so cool! Kinda reminds me of Musée Méchanique in San Francisco, with all those lovingly preserved mechanical marvels kept in working order for visitors to actually interact with. Things aren't really being preserved in a certain sense if they aren't still usable as they were intended to be used, but that can be really difficult to achieve. Keeping all these machines working and even making rice and curry every day to keep a machine stocked is next-level dedication to that ethos. I love it!

Ah was wondering about this, I also watch Only In Japan's videos and it's cool to see your side of the experience. It's good to see you outputting content. Hope all is well and thanks for sharing this experience. Are there things you wouldn't be able to get from a vending machine in Japan? Possible a small thermonuclear reactor wouldn't be possible, or a car but other than those I think just about everything else is obtainable through the magnificent thing we know as ' the Vending Machine ' :)

@VulpisFoxfire

11 ай бұрын

...I seem to remember a car vending machine, or something like it being done as a promotional gimmick at one point...

I'm so happy and excited to see you ALSO happy and excited, travelling again and meeting new and interesting people doing cool and interesting things, happy to have you back Scotty and glad you're feeling back to your old self, stay safe! All the best from the UK

I cant wait to see Scotty on Jet Lag the game whenever it comes out. I am hoping for a release soon but I understand that series can be VERY hard to make.

@StrangeParts

11 ай бұрын

It’s already released on Nebula! nebula.tv/videos/jetlag-we-played-a-96hour-game-of-capture-the-flag-across-japan?ref=strangeparts

@x9x9x9x9x9

11 ай бұрын

@@StrangeParts I had no idea. And to wake up to it this morning in my normal sub feed just made my day!

I've seen this place in so many videos, and I always love seeing it. Absolutely one of my top picks for places I'd like to visit in Japan if I ever had the opportunity to go there.

@StrangeParts

11 ай бұрын

I think they’re fortunes, from a fortune vending machine. We probably should have addressed that one of the two videos 😂

Scotty so nice to see you met John! Awesome video!

Nice cooperation with John! Good to see.

Seeing John again is heartwarming.

This was such a great video! The shared joy of seeing all these vending machines from decades ago doing things that are impressive and entertaining today.

It made me so happy to see John and you doing a video together :) I love Japan and the vending machines it would be way better than Disney for me! ha

I lived in Japan in the 80s. Most of those machines seem very familiar. So cool to see inside them!

@nathansvlog

11 ай бұрын

I'm fascinated by Japan, but the 80s in particular must've been such an exciting decade to be there!

@matt7403

11 ай бұрын

@@nathansvlog yes, it was incredible! Japan was on top of the world!

I love all these cool machines, especially claw machines and vending machines! Awesome video!

So cool! I absolutely LOVE old tech like this. It's so tactile and real. Thanks for sharing this!

Long time no see Scotty. Glad all is well. Thanks for the video

I love this man I missed him 😞 but here he is and he looks great :)

Great to see you back litrally thought about this channel last night and wondered how you was doing so went back and watched your update so good to see your feeling much better and back making videos

Bro!!!!!!! You have no idea how happy it makes me to see more videos from you. Amazeballs. So glad you are getting better

Can't wait for the jetlag the game season! Anything you can leak?

@TheBaldr

11 ай бұрын

Adam and Ben win... oh wait that almost any season. jk.

Oh my god, it's the guy from Jetlag.

Always found this place amazing , but to see the guts of the operation. Thank you, arrigato 👏

Good to see you back. Been waiting for this!!

So cool to see you back man, Awesome video as always!

I love John. I used to watch Only in Japan every single night. Pleasant surprise seeing him here

Sent over by John (almost a decade viewer of his), and also a pinhead. Bally was actually aquired by Williams, and then Williams was aquired by Stern. Jersey Jack and Stern are the big two companies left, but the independent manufacturers have been popping up and thriving (notably the biggest one being Spooky, who did an Ultraman table!). Also, Stern's last year release of Godzilla has an option at the beginning to change the commentator/call-outs voice to Japanese by immediately pressing the left flipper button!

This is amazing! These machines are fascinating artifacts from a bygone era. Happy to see somebody is still keeping them in operation.

Whoa! This brings back memories of me trying to get food while working in barren desolate locations. Often the choices would be limited to a working or non working small vending machine in a corner.

I missed these videos soooooo much! Really happy to watch them!

Very cool , great to see you back posting videos, keen to go see this in person

Lovely to see you working! Great video❤

Really refreshing to see you in good condition and back on track!

First video of yours to be recommended to me in a while. So good to see you again!

A collaboration that I never expected! Love it!

I've missed your videos! So glad to see you doing so well. Those vending machines are genius.

It gives me so much joy and satisfaction to see you bring a new video, i always learn something new

John's face popping up on the screen gave me a huge surprise being subscribed to both channels.

Amazing, really interesting to see your travel content. All those new unseen things are the best, including the vending machines.

Mechanical logic always amazes me no matter how simple or complex it is. The best innovation of the last century, ever.

The amount of effort put into making these machines as technically simple as possible, yet reliable and effective, is amazing.

glad to see your videos coming back ! Love these videos ,

Glad you're back man and also that Curry Rice looks so good.

I really love this video. John is one of my favorite youtube, I always wanted to go to Japan because of him. And you Scotty I admire your way of thinking and ideas.

So great to see you back traveling. That was so interesting.

I think I could watch people trying Japanese vending machines all day.

Amazing, great to see you back!

PLEASE KEEP MAKING VIDEOS. I missed you so much through cov and your health. Wishing you the best!

This guy is so excited to explain the vending machines! I love that someone is so interested in keeping a lot of these machines working even after all these years.

Great to see you back at it. All the best and I hope to see more of your great content

So happy to see you out and about! Hope you are feeling well!

I had never seen this place before this week, but this is the second video I've seen on it in two days. Good to see you back Scotty

Unique museums are always amazing. Someone has a passion and they are openly sharing that hobby/story

So happy to see you post again!

John Daub is the man! Love this team work. John knows tons about Japan, and with the tech mind of Strange Parts the opportunities are endless.

I really enjoyed watching this video! Great to see you uploading video's again

This is so cool. I've heard about Japanese vending machines, it's nice to see all of these.

My KZread algorithm has decided to show all sorts of amazing old Japanese stuff that is brilliantly made and I’m not complaining.

It's great to see you still making videos!!

Dude thank you for posting this video. I visited Japan twice and became obsessed with their vending machine culture and history. But because I live in America it's impossible to really find information about these things and visit them first hand. Seeing the inside of these machines is so informative.

I've seen a few videos about this place, but this video really, really hits the spot. Scotty, you are on SOLID form.

John can't help but talk in his usual MC or host voice. Love it. I've always wanted to see these japanese vending machines in more detail after seeing them.

So good to see more uploads.