Japanese Vending Machine Restaurant 

I was saying the same thing. The reason why we don’t have this in the states cause it will either get trashed or robbed.

Because people from the States have no self-respect.

@@J.R.Smith. cities actually. In the quite corners of America we have these type of socially responsible acts. Takes a smaller community in the states. City folk = garbage.

So like every laundromat everywhere??

japan has 2% immigrants. the rest is all japanese. they have a wonderful, developed country and rich history. sure they have their problems too. its the culture of the people that forbids stuff like to trash a place to happen. they learn manners and how to behave very early on. i can only imagine how it is to live in a country where 98% of the population is your ethnicity and is just your folks. its somehow like a really big family of sorts. why would you trash a place like that? you can even leave your stuff on the table and go to the bathroom, no one will steal it. in the us or europe stuff like that is unthinkable.

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Everyone understands. That’s why they exist.

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It could work, you'd need someone on the premises at all times though.

I wish we could have something like this too but I agree it wouldn't work. Vandalism would be rampant as well as crazy "karens" screaming that the food is too hot and that they will sue.

Do you know that Shinichi from TabiEats runs this channel?

I was just thinking the same. I was wishing this was here in the US, but then thought about it, and thought no way...it will be gross and things stolen in no time.

The quickest way to do this would require cultural and literal genocide of a society in order to have something like this be a viable business plan. You would have to have an Populace that has barely any concept of individualism and put all focus on social responsibility. And then, in order to retain said society, you need to erase any naysayers like those who were raised under the thoughts of individual selfishness and homeless population. And even then, there will be outliers. A very small few, like ranging around hundreds. But compared to the rest of society, you can get to have a perfect society. That individualistic mentality could be the real reason why it is hard to have something like this in other societies. People who straight up do not give a damn because of selfish pursuits and desires. Reasons why we have jackasses who leave carts out on the parking lot where there are cart stations designated for people to put in unused carts. Or people who throw trash out their windows of their cars. And that is not taking account of the homeless populations, many of which are either suffer some form of addiction or mental disability. It doesn't help that said afflictions have symptoms of having volatile and sporadic tendencies. 1984 that society to hell. No concept of individualism. Only the thoughts to make society better in a CERTAIN way. That is of course, you want to have a society reflect like that of Japan in a practically instantaneous manner. Kill the adults, erase any thought of individualistic selfishness, and raise the children to be similar to that of Japan within one generation. In order to do this in a more humane way ... this would have to take at MAYBE 4 generations (take in account of possible individual-centered stragglers of maybe 10,000s), several moral values to be changed to similar as that of Japan, the erasure of any material for individual selfishness, a really good homeless program, and proper mental health facilities. Otherwise, that dream is gonna be hard to do.

Yes it is beautuful

would be great with some lavatorys

Yeah it's perfect to become a sociopath

@@mottefriedamann2293 why not put some bed too. It would be much greater

*Cringe asf.*

Better carbonation I guess

the plastic ruins a little the flavor

@@haze6015 the cans in plastic too theres a plastic bag inside of the can of coke so either way its plastic

I don't know if this is true everywhere but glass bottle soda from Mexico are better since they use real sugar and not corn syrup

Glass bottles.

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Sure. Depending on broth style they can be salty and lots of Japanese do not drink it or order (if possible) for extra 100yen noodles. So a bin for the broth is clean und makes sense.

Because they recycle it back into the machine.

@@jonnieinbangkok 🤣🤣🤣

Who doesn't drink the broth, really?

@@jonnieinbangkok ah my favorite a ramen broth gazpacho

Reading those mangas with a greasy fingers after eating a burger.

Those aren't affordable for the size

Great economy thanks to the United States

@nasser wiz Ignorance is your favorite word

@nasser wiz Learn to have proper grammar

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Really? I thought I think bacons, did a video on this before at one point

Me too

Eric surf 6 was my first

I think Eric Surf 6 was the first video I saw in this place. I think I watch too many Japan videos since I know my way around a restaurant that is something like 6000 miles away.

i agree

My only con for Japan is that it has anime otherwise it's a good country

@@disliked7256 how does that affect u

@@disliked7256 Wait, someone actually cares for your opinion?

No kidding - There is approximately 1 vending machine per every 23 people in Japan, that's a LOT! And there are vending machines for _everything_ - even freshly baked pizza, baked cake, shirts, movies, you name it! Many vending machines are programmed to provide *free* refreshment during times of emergency, such as a major earthquake or tsunami. They contain backup batteries or generators so that they can continue to operate even during a power outage. Furthermore, certain vending machines also act as free WiFi hot spots! Considering you can even find such vending machines in very remote areas, it is quite useful!

True! Can't believe that they still use Nixie tubes

@@shubhayudas6273 The Nixie tubes were the first thing that caught my eye. I don´t think those vending machines are from the 60´s or 70´s, I believe Japan used Nixie´s up until the late 80´s :)

First thing that caught my eye. I always liked the look of Nixie tubes

The quality is too low. This is actually very very lower than american gas stations with fresh subs made daily. Even coffee and frozen stuff I was impressed...in a bad way

For me it's the soup, ramen is just too rich. I like the nice clean and comforting broth that comes with other noodle dishes. Edit: To be fair most ramen you find in the states is going to be of the tonkotsu variety

Can you describe the taste to a vegetarian please😅😅

I so want to try them, along with many other foods but I have a lot of allergies so I can’t. When I’m moaning to myself I remember about people around the world who have nothing to eat. I have questions though if you don’t mind? Can you still taste the dough flavour in the noodles with the broth? Is it possible to just substitute the noodles for rice noodles?

@@lilacscentedfushias1852 There's plenty of substitutions you can make with the noodles if you're making it yourself. I recently have been substituting shirataki noodles in my dishes (much lower calories). It's made out of konjac. Rice noodles would work just as well.

Me too! 😊

Cheeseburger and Mayo? In Russian and we add Mayo to everything, but cheeseburgers?

All of those burgers looked strange at first glance, but when he opened them up they all looked to be quite juicy. I also vote for the mexican burger... Because I *love* jalapenos ;)

@@LegendLength those microwaved, soggy buns must be delicious 😏

nou daar hoef je niet autistisch voor te zijn zeg... iedereen snapt wat je bedoelt 😅

Lk

As a quite autistic person, watching videos about Japan makes me feel at home. Everybody minding his/her's own business and trying to not disturb anybody else...It feels so logical to me, but most of the time I feel like an absolute minority here in Europe.

Lol

Cute machines

You love japan because of vending machines?

Hehe I was wondering why isn't it chained to the machine

The items would have been plundered, the machines would be broken, the place would be a filthy mess, and the garbage cans would be all mixed up and overflowing. This is why we cant have nice things in the U.S.

Anything that was not behind a very secure cage would have been taken without the first few days.

My first trip to Japan involved going to a big aquarium. They had free umbrellas all over the place for you to use (though not take home). Likewise all these baby strollers. Everything unattended and just prime for theft... if it were a different country. Pretty damn crazy.

The whole shop would be a ghost town within a day over here, not even the ac would be spared.

me too, isn't this re-upload? the title is "Trying Vending Machine Restaurant" or something like that

Ok so I'm not going crazy lol

@@DevGoose yeah they posted it like a couple days ago but then they probably deleted it and reposted

WRONG.

Ok I thought I was the only one. This video was totally uploaded before.

@@PREPFORIT RIGHT

Automats used to be bigger many decades ago. Full walls of windows with foods!

we did en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automat

@@johnmiller8975 aaahhh the good 'ol days... thanks!😊

Shinichi is filming, Satoshi is generally in the background.

Too bad your country thinks diversity is a good thing.. otherwise youd get nice things in your country too. Don't get used to seeing these videos.. Japan will be next...immigration will ruin Japan, mark my words.

@@Argooh I doubt it. Immigrants wouldn't easily be able to get away with laws that Japan made like they could do in their own country.

@@WizardOfWor Same used to apply in Europe. Times change, laws change. Interpretation of laws change. Japan will fall.

Speaking as someone unable to read Japanese, all the signage is utterly overwhelming. Literally, the only thing I recognize is the prices (the symbol for Yen is the _only_ character I know).

They are cute