when i was stationed in Japan when i was in the military, i loved the hamburger vending machine that vended what most would call a white castle type burger. It was served hot in the cardboard box ready to eat, they even had ketchup packets available in a little compartment on the side. Also the beer vending machines were awesome, even had some mixed drinks too and most (if not all of them) had a light sensor so they would shut down at dusk so to not compete with the bar traffic. i loved japan. i was there in late eighties to early 90's. also, knowing the japanese people, i wouldn't be suprised if that little restaurant vending machine would work without paying. they are very trusting. everyone is expected to do the right thing.
Admire how clean the streets of Japan are not only that but you dont hear horns and people screaming profanity. Great video and thanks for making this for those of us who will probably never go to Japan and enjoy those damn cool vending machines!
I used to live in Japan and that park behind the place with the hot food vending machines and cup noodle vending machines was like my favourite place to go and play in as a kid.
@Samii O Why do people call strangers things like "honey" and "boo"? I know it's slang and supposed to sound sassy, but in my opinion it just sounds creepy and makes you sound like an ass.
Ive never seen this guy before and i found him pretty annoying honestly. its like dude, really? You have litterally no clue whats going to be inside? You don't think it's going to be the thing you just bought? This dude is an idiot
When I visited Tokyo, I distinctly remember that my family hotel had a vending machine in their foyer that sold cold beer and hot sake. Suffice to say, the owners made a fair bit of money off of me.
@@samulookii Lol yeah they used to, but I think it became such a huge thing on the Internet, they removed all of them. So if you're someone who likes used panties with all the convenience of a vending machine, Japan is not the paradise you've been led to believe
7:15 Japanese people are so respectful and courteous! In my experience of visiting there, everyone that I asked for directions from would either show it to me on their phones or literally walk me there if the destination was close enough. Love it!
I remember when my mom worked at a bar in the 1970’s they had a vending machine that served hot sandwiches... I loved those hot ham and grilled cheese....
Zmatics _ I’m 51... after school I had to go to the bar and wait there til my big brother got out of school. I would go to a break room in the back, do my homework and eat snacks.I was about 7 years old at the time. My father worked 4pm til midnight at the steel mill.
Randomcontent Productions I don’t understand why I hear some folks say your not suppose to eat while moving in Japan like your suppose to eat it where u got it. I wouldn’t mind having a couple folks look at me funny cause I’m eating while mobile
GasGodLuigi I mean don’t get me wrong even if I never been there I would love to go one day I respect other countries and all but if it ain’t no written law than don’t get mad at me if i bring my things I do everyday in the USA to another country as long I’m not breaking law and blatantly trying to be disrespectful we good. I’m make sure I throw away my trash if I’m walking round eating my food. Litter big litter bug no not me!
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to those who do take notice of this. 09:25 vending machine is an ICON. it really is an icon, its actually a pretty old machine, cost ONLY 100 yen per piece of food and it is restocked EVERY DAY. there is other videos about this one.
It says on the machine that it only accepts 1000 yen bills and you were trying to put in the 10000 one, that's why it kept rejecting it. Nice video nonetheless.
@livingbobby obviously you did not travel much, the last vending machine you claimed that is only in japan actually IS NOT. There are vending machines in USA, when you travel by car between cities, the stops for food, etc, you can find very similar machines selling, cameras, ipods, similar hi tech gear stuff. I saw a few in florida and Georgia so try to make sense next time kiddo
**Best food/drinks to order** Breakfast: Pizza, hot dog, hamburger, bun Rest of the day: Spring/Summer - Ice cream, soft drinks, energy drinks, cold drinks Autumn/Winter - Ramen, hot noodles, hot tea, hot coffee, hot chocolate Just a tip.
Yeah that's why. If America standard worl hours was 7am /8am to 11pm /12pm they would need more than chips and soda. Its impossible to fulfill food and shopping need when you don't have the time
