Visiting Japan’s Countryside Vending Machines, Arcade Games & Pachinko Museum in Gifu 🍔 🥤🎰

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I went to the Gifu Retro Museum located in Gifu Prefecture.
It's a facility where you can enjoy retro food vending machines, retro arcade games, retro pachinko, and more.
It's a place where you can feel nostalgic and reminiscent.
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@experience_japan Год назад

What is a nostalgic candy you ate as a child in your country?

@kardainzr161 Год назад

You are not, and I am not American, I can't stand that "candy" word. Its Lollies.

@JKourettes Год назад

Pixy Stix and Fun Dip were my favorites as a child. 😊

@tenhiju3418 Год назад

Treets, peanuts coated in milk chocolate.

@MidnightMoonchild333 Год назад

Chic O Sticks!!

@lounolastname4477 Год назад

@@kardainzr161 It is sweets. Lollies are sweets on a stick 🍭

@insanitypepper1740 Год назад

I was a child in the 70s and 80s and love seeing nostalgia from Japan! すごいい!

@uceanu1dorin 3 месяца назад

@-sherrymokey- Год назад

I'm a sucker for vending machines worldwide. Can't pass one without trying😂

@AmandaRidenour13 Год назад

Oh no! A museum! So, that's when you go in with money and leave with no money and some cool toys/food. 🤣I was born in 83 and there is quite a bit that I see from my childhood here. I remember Boomboxes, Walkmans and all the crazy cool games and things that came all the way from Japan. My Aunt was stationed in Japan with the Marines in the 90's and she would send me huge care packages full of candys, toys, origami kits and all kinds of things. One day I'd love to visit.

@bethdoublekickchick8007 Год назад

Aww thats lovely 🥰

@xsty1968 Год назад

Still, this is a bit of a bummer…..

@katj3443 Год назад

I was born in 83 too! If you’ve had your birthday already happy 40th!!!

@megalisa830bright6 Год назад

I was also born in 1983! ^_^ I love Japan, and I would love to visit there someday! :D

@HiTechOilCo Год назад

@@megalisa830bright6 - If you have never visited Japan, how would you know if you love it or not?

@bethdoublekickchick8007 Год назад

I think I remember seeing you get your Doraemon character from a machine but I can't remember where..🤭 But you were very happy to meet your new travel friend. The tvs and boom boxes and old games are so nostalgic as I was born 1980 🥰 This was a really fun video! Arigato gozaimasu 🤘💜🇦🇺🦘

@stefanoflorio5639 Год назад

Please more videos like this 🙏❤️🇯🇵 thanks from Italy and from a Japan's lover 🙌🏻🇮🇹

@RCT3Crashes100 Год назад

Small, niche museums like these remind me a lot of similar museums we have here in the UK, which can get very specialised in the collections they hold! Looks like this is another place I'll be adding to the list of places I'd like to see when I visit Japan :)

@rezaalan3991 Год назад

Great video and great experience. Definitely for retro lovers, this is heaven.

@derekomorales.8513 Год назад

I love the video, it really looks like a great place to explore and become a compulsive gambler, hope that you can still making more videos ❤❤

@sharonleong7120 Год назад

Great and interesting content. I enjoyed watching it and loved it as always. Thanks for sharing it. 👍👍👍😍😍😍

@experience_japan Год назад

Thanks for the comment!

@robbieferry9743 Год назад

One of the coolest countries in the world Japan is my favorite of all time

@Vicki_Benji 10 месяцев назад

As a child of the 70's, yes that scene is very familiar.

@experience_japan 10 месяцев назад

So glad it brought back memories!

@SkipperMacky Год назад

That other place you went to with all the vending machines was much better imho

@KatherineM-hx4sb 11 месяцев назад

Snacks from different times 🥰 love it!

@g.7136 Год назад

I love Showa period ! Very cool machines !

@safiremorningstar 21 день назад

On the table is one of the first portable televisions yes that came out in the 1970s I remember it but bear in mind I was a kid in the showa era which started way before I was born and ended some time in the 70s.

@safiremorningstar 21 день назад

Only if you consider the 1970s because of the look of the vending machines and the look of the tables on the right side.

@Shipwright1918 Год назад

Happen to own a couple pachinko machines like they have in this museum. Restored them and love to play them!

@teresayates8274 Год назад

Fun and amazing! Thank you for sharing. Love from Connecticut❤

@vedantisheaven Год назад

Amazing content as always 🥰☺️🥰🥰

@experience_japan Год назад

🙌

@MrCoors68 Год назад

very cool coverage of vintage social entertainment museum. very good man.

@DrunkDudley Год назад

to operate the cotton candy machine your self must be the coolest experiance in a place like that, you typicaly would never see that kind of machine in the west. awesome. very intressting video.

@paponwappen7165 4 месяца назад

The 50 Shades of E-DEK! 😂 mole smasher is welcome game and everyone must stop and play!

@JimmysALilGirl Год назад

I remember when you got Doraemon. It wasn't the one you were looking for, but he's been a good travel companion for you, I hope. Wish I had one of those burger vending machines near my house, they look much better than the convenience store burgers here.

@experience_japan Год назад

Thank you, my big fan 😆

@tri-ox9508 9 месяцев назад

Astro Wars! I had that game when I was a kid. ;).

@dreamseer7 Год назад

My husband and I are very old, ha ha. We have Street Fighter from way back when.

@Altoryu 8 месяцев назад

Funny about the Doraemon cause that was literally the last video I watched from you

@biibiialalii4333 Год назад

Ohhh I’m waiting ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤

@yenyoi Год назад

Love your videos!! Keep up the good work 🫶

@experience_japan Год назад

Thank you so much!!

@janice-ann59 Год назад

that was cool love the location contry,, love the coke machine I had use one, great looking car,

@experience_japan Год назад

me too!

@alexchainey. Год назад

Japanese cities are so clean!

@dennisgallear409 Год назад

Super fun!

@experience_japan Год назад

It was!

@Hainderre Месяц назад

HOOOOOOLD ON!! at 9:22 instant noodles with kids??? what the......

@SaritaDevi-uh1fh Год назад

OMG thank you for making me laugh 😂😂😂😂

@dalton7547 Год назад

You had the little cat from a coin machine when you were checking out, vending machines 3 months ago

@Bammer2001 2 месяца назад

19:12 Dagashi catching my interest? I don't know! I guess I'll have to try them all when I get a chance!

@quinnhouk5369 Год назад

Awesome

@Eric-dh5pf Год назад

I can hear the poor moles were still being beaten in the background as your video progress, LOL

@lucifergamingfr7180 Год назад

I think you can make a video where you visit the Super Mario theme part in Universal Studio, it's in Japan too Also it's the only Super Mario theme park in the world

@tomau0506 Год назад

It looks like time there frezzes in the eighties.

@bushidoh8316 4 месяца назад

Does dust not exist in Japan? Why is everything so clean? It's incredible

@Razzlewolfflight 7 месяцев назад

Those poor moles! I wonder if they changed to a soft mallet because the pop-ups got so damaged.

@experience_japan 7 месяцев назад

It's possible! Using a soft mallet might be a way to keep the game fun while ensuring the pop-ups last longer. 😊

@kuritamobiletruth Год назад

you should throw the petapeta man to glass window. it moves down it as if it was alive.

@davidhibbs6989 4 месяца назад

The games seemed like a good deal and time for the money! However the food vending machines seemed very costly $$$ the first machine you tried was the vintage coke machine and was $1.4 and almost didn't get it. The other video where the tire place was it was only.70 cents! Very costly outing.

@Kat-fw9se Год назад

That look like a lot of fun! I take it itadakimasu means time to eat?

@experience_japan Год назад

The Japanese phrase "itadakimasu" is said before starting a meal. It translates to something like, "I gratefully receive", indicating an appreciation for the meal about to be consumed. It signifies respect and gratitude towards the food and all the processes and work involved in creating the meal. While there isn't an exact English equivalent, phrases like "Let's eat" or "Bon appetit" might be the closest. However, these don't fully capture the depth of gratitude and respect that "itadakimasu" conveys.

@Kat-fw9se Год назад

@@experience_japan thank you very much

@Farhad2010 Год назад

How do you hold your cell phone and continue recording while you are using both hands to open food, drink, etc.? and important part is you can have good focus on the subjects too. is there any device to hold it on your body to do so?

@jimsworthow531 7 месяцев назад

Did they have the vintage game "Bomb the Harbor," where you are a kamikaze and your task is to fly your plane into an american ship at pearl harbor? The fist stage was dropping bombs on the americans and as the game progressed and your plane was hit, the goal was to sacrifice by flying into a ship or a group of american sailors. That game was a favorite for a long time.📡🛩🦖

@Imintune... Год назад

Japan always nice and clean most of the time unlike the US which looks like death at times.

@hhs31 5 месяцев назад

hey I am curious to know this, how did you manage to take video while driving

@CammyWINS 7 месяцев назад

Since you’re driving, I have a question for you. How good or bad is quality of roads in Japan? For example, in America we have mostly decent highways, but cities have absolutely horrible roads, often with cheap patched over potholes. NYC is God awful to drive on or take a taxi - you feel a like a load of bricks in the vehicle, rattling all over the place. When I lived in Ukraine, all roads were in awful condition, regardless where you were. How is it in Japan?

@experience_japan 7 месяцев назад

Japan's road quality is generally very good. Highways and major roads are well-maintained, and potholes are rare. City roads are also in good condition, with regular maintenance and prompt repairs when needed. Driving in Japan offers a smooth experience compared to many other places.

@CammyWINS 7 месяцев назад

@@experience_japan thank you!

@razinninja748 Год назад

Razin ninja 🇲🇾 🇯🇵

@armyayuka-rq5gm Год назад

Disana sudah masuk Museum, tapi di sini masih menjadi permainan utama di mal-mql ternama di Indoneaia 😀😁😄😃😆

@Charlie_Tea Год назад

SHARE SOME NOW‼

@legakhsire 8 месяцев назад

Can tourists use the Car Share or only people with Japanese licenses?

@suzana6302 6 месяцев назад

Aqui no Brasil raramente vemos uma máquina de pescar bicho de pelúcia ou com cápsulas de brinquedo , raramente de refrigerante e comida acho que não existe 😢

@DanielRuszo-cr6yj 4 месяца назад

Masked Rider V3

@gflovemyweebow6094 Год назад

Your a brave man eating that food 🤢🤢lol

@ltbomb7194 Год назад

I'm gonna have nightmares cause all I hear is EAT IT. EAT IT..EAT IT. EAT IT. EAT IT . EAT IT. EAT IT.. EAT IT.. EAT IT..EAT IT. EAT IT. EAT IT...

@ltbomb7194 Год назад

@@experience_japan obviously it's something else from that whack a mole. I really enjoy all your videos. I've been watching all of them in a row lately. Very good work and very interesting

@youtubehandol Год назад

LET ME USE THE OLD MESSAGE MACHINE

@safiremorningstar 21 день назад

Actually it may not work because nothing these days runs on analog and it's an analog television everything these days is digital and because of that you'd have a hard time finding any old television that would be capable of receiving modern television.

@canadian3684 Год назад

In Canada we call most of this stuff "a future lawsuit".

@markylon Год назад

Retro and Vintage are two different meanings and cannot be used interchangeably as they mean totally different things. Vintage means of a certain age, these vending machines are vintage. Retro means a MODERN machine that has been made to LOOK old. So you could have a retro radio with modern electronics inside but outside looks like a vintage radio. Vintage = Old Retro = Modern made to look old.

@marimoonchild2169gmail Год назад

This is so cool old school vintage vending machine and games everything in Japan. Especially the whack the moles were funny and I have been hearing and it’s so hilarious 😂

@KingFahtah Год назад

The tyre place with all the old vending machines is free to enter 😑and the machines are properly maintained. At least you got your Coke. I think the massage chair was use to execute prisoners. 20:40 Techmoan repaired one of those cassette players on his channel.

@shafiq_ramli Год назад

That "ite" throughout some part of the video is a win 🤣

@XENOS_Indie_Game_Dev Год назад

couldn't stop laughing hearing it in the background

@KoolKatDave Год назад

Sounds like ‘eject’ in English, like we did with old VHS video tapes. Rewind and eject! 😂

@PanCakeMixer101 Месяц назад

Seeing those arcade machines makes me feel nostalgic 😊. In my country they used to be common in public places like in social clubs, restaurants and hotel games rooms. I remember going as a kid to a social club's games room with my cousin just to play Metal Slug or King of Fighters. Back then in the 90s SNK and Capcom were dominant in the arcade business . Unfortunately by the late 2000s these arcade machines started to fade away.

@experience_japan Месяц назад

That sounds like a great childhood memory! Arcades have a special place in gaming history.

@endlesswanderer1753 Год назад

"Apparently, all of the machines are old and break down often." they're just like me fr fr Terrible jokes aside, this museum is wonderful. Thank you for sharing.

@DavidWsTrainVideos Год назад

Oh man, those paper airplanes, bring me back to my childhood here in Canada. Although they were a little cheap Styrofoam ones, and they would break within 10 minutes of building them after gliding it into a wall lol.😂

@quibbbo 8 месяцев назад

Why am I getting emotional at this 😭 this is so neat and I love that it’s maintained so well. Made me nostalgic for a time and place I’ve never been

@jimsworthow531 7 месяцев назад

Did you ever play the vintage game "Bomb the Harbor," where you are a kamikaze and your task is to fly your plane into an american ship at pearl harbor? The fist stage was dropping bombs on the americans and as the game progressed and your plane was hit, the goal was to sacrifice by flying into a ship or a group of american sailors. That game was a favorite for a long time.📡🛩🦖

@788margie Год назад

i want to visit Japan one day to see all the quirky sites and things only Japan has to offer. The cleanliness of the towns and cities are very impressive. its amazing whats accomplished when everyone works toward a common goal.

@ryandevan2793 10 месяцев назад

You know Japan is summarized perfectly in an RTAA as Japan is a whole country of people that not only give one f**k, But they give multiple f**ks every day!

@amyforsyth1502 Год назад

I could have happily stayed all day in here, eating myself silly and playing games! Absolute perfect video! ❤

@chloevalantinettv3789 Год назад

Great video as always! Also, yes! you found Doraemon in one of the other vending machine places you showed us, If I remember correctly! And in the retro game consoles, I saw the original Famicom! And I played a LOT of Street Fighter 2 in the arcades myself! Thank you for showing us all these amazing places! Proves even smaller areas have fun places to see and visit!

@kevincaldwell4707 Год назад

I'm Canadian and born in the late 60's, never travelled outside of Canada, but even I've used that Coke machine in my lifetime...

@samsanimationcorner3820 Год назад

The color of that Toyota Aqua is what we Americans would call "comet gray". It's what we kind of imagine asteroids and comets to be colored like, but it's just gray with a dash of teal in it.

@experience_japan Год назад

Thanks!

@laurateaho-white9654 Год назад

That massage chair looks like a torture device

@donnabursey1457 Год назад

Exactly my thoughts! I even said it out loud! Lol

@KingFahtah Год назад

1:40 Anemic teal or dying olive

@SkipperMacky Год назад

The sticky man is meant to fall down glass head over feel isn't it

@bichoubichou9420 Год назад

This time, the video is more than wonderful rather a masterpiece because it takes us on a nostalgic tour of the past Thank you very much for this wonderful participation Your videos are always beautiful and interesting. Greetings to you from Algeria ❤ For Doraemon it was in a video " The Ultimate Vending Machine Haven "

@ryanhudson6961 Год назад

Love your videos! Keep them up! Also you got that little dude when you did the largest vending machine place in another video!

@experience_japan Год назад

Thanks! Will do!

@YasAdele90 8 месяцев назад

We need a skilled repairman lmao 😂🎉❤

@lulubelle0bresil Год назад

I love the vintage graphic design, from the candy to the burger packaging, from the ads to the machines ✨

@experience_japan Год назад

I totally agree!

@BunannaMuffn Год назад

I really like this channel, I love how you shake your hand when you’re pleasantly surprised by something ahaha. I’m glad you have my same enthusiasm for Uncle Whitebeard and his work! Thank you for the video!

@RobertNES816 Год назад

The old TV would work if analogue signals were still being broadcast. But everything is digital now so that old TV wont work without a cable box.

@googiegress 20 дней назад

And this, my friends, is how to do product placement right while encouraging tourism.

@terimoreau7838 Месяц назад

Oh man- I recall seeing the video where you obtained the little Doraemon from a capsule vending machine - I believe 😅

@Kardall Год назад

That is so weird watching you drive and actually turn on the left side of the road LOL. Kind of disorientating for a Canadian.

@HugoBrown Год назад

Another great video and showing us the Gifu Retro Museum, This guy should do tour's for tourist he always goes to interesting places, and there would be many tourists esp foreigners who would enjoy some of these experiences.

@amyforsyth1502 Год назад

I'd book a tour in a heartbeat ❤😂

@HugoBrown Год назад

@@amyforsyth1502 Same he goes to so many interesting places

@experience_japan Год назад

That would be cool!

@Samionigaming 2 месяца назад

That was so interesting! I'm English but I recognise some of those toys and movie posters. Thanks for showing us it all :)

@ThePinkUnicorn007 2 месяца назад

I still own the Astro Wars game. I play it every once in a while. Still as good as it was when I got it for Christmas many years ago.

@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440 11 месяцев назад

the times car sharing service is like a car rental

@Ms.HarmonyJ Год назад

My friend amazing Absolutely amazing have fun fot me omg i wish usa had amazing things like this japan here i come be safe much love

@kardainzr161 Год назад

I am guessing the TV does work but its prob analog, not digital... When I was born that would of been an advanced TV.

@Ammotyr Год назад

Finally !! Another awesome vlog visiting Japan. Thank You.

@experience_japan Год назад

More to come!

@Unan1mouz Год назад

You said the CRT TV didn't exist when you were born... Are you like 15 or something? lol

@karen4you Год назад

I liked the box that looked like the vending machine. What a fun place to visit!

@akydo7070 Год назад

its a fish sandwich not a fish burger, Australia has the same problems with names

@qster Год назад

You should throw the sticky man to a glass window and he will climb down! (:

@donnabursey1457 Год назад

Ah, the ice cold coke in the glass bottle! Yes, it pairs well with almost everything. Don't tell Pepsi there is Coke in their machine, they will send the Pepsi Generation to rip it out! Hahaha! Thank you for another calming and interesting video!