Not even gonna lie, when the notification popped up I misread it as "Abandoned Snack Gift Shop" and for half a second wondered of the Bacon's had gotten into urban exploration.
@@youtubeyoutubeyoutube9961Yeah I have to agree. I'm rather introverted but communication with people is important. Loneliness can be a terrible thing and automation like this only makes it worse. Great when you just need to pick something up on the go, which I believe is usually the intention given how work oriented Japan is but yeah, the side effects are isolation for many.
These actually do exist in many airports in the US. It's normal to walk by unstaffed shops selling snacks and gift items. Obviously there are still cashiers in the luxury shops, but nothing in the video cost even $10 so it's definitely equivalent. Maybe it works because surveillance is generally high, and because people have to have a valid ticket so there are no opportunistic theives.
I paid AU$2.50 for a single orange from Coles the other day. Exactly the same oranges as in this machine, probably from the same farm, but without being transported across the Pacific Ocean and crushed by a machine, and it somehow costs more here.
Dancing bacon should be blamed for not cancelling the noise, cause by now he must know why some us watch his vedios. 😊 and also its not an ASMR channel, it doesnt officially say anything about being one. 😅😅.
@@zerotodona1495 literally is a woman that is behind the camera 🤷♀️. It’s been shown loads of times. If you look it up on google a photo of their face will come up.
That’s because Japanese legal system do not tolerate theft unlike the Soros-funded District Attorneys in some US cities who refuse to prosecute criminals. Case-in-point, businesses are moving out of San Francisco (not the only one with woke DAs) because of rampant shoplifting and organized robberies.
While there's an element of social trust,,, The lack of item scanning usually means there's lots of cameras around the store monitoring what each person puts in their basket -- Hard to steal with that many eyes on you.
They have them in Spain, Put your goods into the check-out bin area and they are all scanned. They were introduced at the end of the pandemic and are found in some clothing and sporting goods stores, where I have used them, and probably other stores as well.
I used something like this at the Moda Center before a Blazers game. You scan your card to get through the gates to go in, take what you want and walk out with your stuff. You don't even have to stop somewhere to confirm what you bought and they just charge your card when you left. There's even a QR code you can scan for your receipt after you step out of the store area.
I love you guys and look forward to watching every video. Please continue to make them. It brightens up my week. I've also learnt so much about Asian food because of you 😊
thank you so much dancing bacons. my boyfriend and I were just talking about you and hoping you would post a new video and you did as soon as we got home and got our food! we love to watch your channel!!
I'm amazed at the shelf stability in Japanese convenience food. I could be wrong but it didn't look like anything in that shop was refrigerated, and it contains pork, fish, AND chicken. Absolutely bonkers to think it's just sitting there (admittedly with an expiration date) and it's still safe to eat.
I love your videos so much, it is so nice to get a glimpse of Japan. I have even made friends by mentioning your videos to them! Thank you for your videos!!
As a Seiko watch collector, I’d recognise that ANA logo anywhere! I have an ANA Seiko World Timer from Japan all the way over here in England 🏴 Shame I didn’t see any watches in that store haha! Thanks for the great video tho 👍🏻
Saw a few already in the US. Like this one usually in the airport post-security. There was a grab and go grocery store that worked similar to this a few years ago, but it closed because it didn't accept cash but opened in a neighborhood where people preferred to pay cash. Fortunately, the kiosk here avoids that nonsense.
Depends where you put them. Big cities..yes..they would be looted in mins. Put them in small rural towns. They would do ok. I am a farmer and sell lots of fresh produce and other things on tables in front of our farm. People take what they want and deposit the money in a little lock box. Never ripped off in 20 years. Many times, I even make more than what I was asking. Left a 100 dollar tip once. Different kinds of Americans, I guess.
Yes the prices are so good it would be considered robbing... ...Oh wait you are referring to that self-check out Yes the law actually gets enforced there unlike *much of the US 😒
Here in the Houston area, everything would be gone within 1/2 hour of opening…..after a week or so, they’d have to close the business. It’s sad that this is what we’ve fundamentally transformed to.
The items probably have RFID tags attached to them. When you put the basket down at the register, the machine reads the tags and charges you accordingly.
As iced tea and lemonade is a fairly popular combination here, and I know a place that has grape juice and lemonade, I wondered if grape juice and iced tea were a thing.
1:10 When the shopping basket is placed near the cashier, the products are automatically entered into the checkout system. Is there a sensor near the cashier to detect it?
I remember seeing several documentaries on this type of store a few years back, advertised as the future of shopping -- Usually there's several cameras monitoring what goes into shoppers' baskets. Some stores would skip the checkout entirely and automatically charge your card as you left ---- Though that would require pre-registering your details to that particular store, so perhaps that's why there's still a checkout in this one.
Nothing like an empty cup of freshly squeezed orange juice from one single orange , that machine maybe sparks a moment of sadness somewhere .😀😀😯😉😈😈😈😈😉😯
Can anyone else hear the Pirates of the Caribbean theme song in the background while DB is getting the orange juice? Or is that just my Autism playing up?
Not even gonna lie, when the notification popped up I misread it as "Abandoned Snack Gift Shop" and for half a second wondered of the Bacon's had gotten into urban exploration.
😂😂 i personally read autumn at first glance
Japan must be a great place for introverts with all the vending machines and self service shops.
if anything its creating a ton of isolation for young people.
@@youtubeyoutubeyoutube9961Yeah I have to agree. I'm rather introverted but communication with people is important. Loneliness can be a terrible thing and automation like this only makes it worse. Great when you just need to pick something up on the go, which I believe is usually the intention given how work oriented Japan is but yeah, the side effects are isolation for many.
Its certainly going to create a lot of effeciency all the while creating a mounting unemployment issue.
Yeah it's wonderful for us people who hate people.
This will be in all shopa soon think , cheaper than staff I suppose, but I for one would rather go to a self check out then one with staff 😂😂
If we had stores like that out in the US they would be vandalized in no time
The second it opens you mean
Amazon has like 20 of these stores in various cities around the country. I've never been to one though.
Very true
These actually do exist in many airports in the US. It's normal to walk by unstaffed shops selling snacks and gift items. Obviously there are still cashiers in the luxury shops, but nothing in the video cost even $10 so it's definitely equivalent. Maybe it works because surveillance is generally high, and because people have to have a valid ticket so there are no opportunistic theives.
@kinseylise8595 And, of course, demographics play a part too. Certain groups are more likely to vandalize things.
If I paid $5.00 for a 1/4 cup of orange juice, I'd be ticked 😂
well if you read the caption it was more like $3 but...yeah i'd be ticked still
it's not that much different in the US.
@@LuthaisRonso I live in the U.S., well Florida, but still...
For that much orange juice we pay $1.50, 2 bucks max, so it's different.
I paid AU$2.50 for a single orange from Coles the other day. Exactly the same oranges as in this machine, probably from the same farm, but without being transported across the Pacific Ocean and crushed by a machine, and it somehow costs more here.
@@jinhazuki1054In CA, it be $4-5…
5:05 that soy sauce bottle is so cute and thoughtful!
I agree it made me giggle seeing that
Love the fact you don't have to scan each item!
Im wondering how the machine works actually?
@surishahrani7098 if its done like the amazon ones, they have cameras/ sensors all over the place
Looks amazing .. lol that kid screaming the place down though 🤣🤣🤣 ..
Yeah that really was distracting me there for a minute
@@alleosussquirt8041 lol seemed to go on for ages and when bacon's went to the vending machine 2 younger kids were at one one still hollering lol 😆
Sounded like he was at a daycare lol
the calming sounds of a screaming toddler in the background 🫠
Dancing bacon should be blamed for not cancelling the noise, cause by now he must know why some us watch his vedios. 😊 and also its not an ASMR channel, it doesnt officially say anything about being one. 😅😅.
@@lawyerpanda1856dancing bacons a woman 😊
@@eliseblair5228no he isn’t.
@@zerotodona1495 literally is a woman that is behind the camera 🤷♀️. It’s been shown loads of times. If you look it up on google a photo of their face will come up.
I bet this is one of the most calming channels on YT, i am watching you since years :)
The little soy sauce bottle is so adorable
I love how people are being honest from buying here at this automated machine that doesnt require man power
That’s because Japanese legal system do not tolerate theft unlike the Soros-funded District Attorneys in some US cities who refuse to prosecute criminals. Case-in-point, businesses are moving out of San Francisco (not the only one with woke DAs) because of rampant shoplifting and organized robberies.
It’s called social trust
While there's an element of social trust,,, The lack of item scanning usually means there's lots of cameras around the store monitoring what each person puts in their basket -- Hard to steal with that many eyes on you.
@@ZestyTime233 electronics are a lot easier to bypass than a human or canine
@@ZestyTime233problem is they’re in an airport. Unless they act immediately the thief could easily be on their way to another country.
in Canada we have a self check out machines in stores but no unmanned stores
We have nothing like these machines in New Zealand. Always a pleasure to watch your channel. Hugs ❤
Nor here in Australia.
They have them in Spain, Put your goods into the check-out bin area and they are all scanned. They were introduced at the end of the pandemic and are found in some clothing and sporting goods stores, where I have used them, and probably other stores as well.
I count that as a win. I dont agree with cutting out the unskilled, young workers only option for being introduced easily to the work force.
Hello from Wellington 😊
@miss_michelle Kia Ora from Turua, Thames 🇳🇿
I used something like this at the Moda Center before a Blazers game. You scan your card to get through the gates to go in, take what you want and walk out with your stuff. You don't even have to stop somewhere to confirm what you bought and they just charge your card when you left. There's even a QR code you can scan for your receipt after you step out of the store area.
Would love to see something like this at any airport around the world. Great to see you sharing this, DancingBacons!
she never paid for that shopping bag!
The filling in those buns looks delicious 😋
I love you guys and look forward to watching every video. Please continue to make them. It brightens up my week. I've also learnt so much about Asian food because of you 😊
That is a truly convenient store. Cookies or not I would have brought that Doreman tin because it's cute.
thank you so much dancing bacons. my boyfriend and I were just talking about you and hoping you would post a new video and you did as soon as we got home and got our food! we love to watch your channel!!
I'm amazed at the shelf stability in Japanese convenience food. I could be wrong but it didn't look like anything in that shop was refrigerated, and it contains pork, fish, AND chicken. Absolutely bonkers to think it's just sitting there (admittedly with an expiration date) and it's still safe to eat.
DB, I think you stole a ¥3 shopping bag... tsk tsk, very naughty
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed! 😂
The Chinese tourists will steal all the bags 🤣
I love your vids i watch them before bed , greetings from England
These look so delectable and well designed!
I love the tiny soy sauce bottle 😄
Perfect timing. I was looking for something to watch with dinner.
Next thing you know there will be a vending machine that will build you a gift basket automatically with a few button pushes.
Nice video ❤
I love you guys! Thanks for the video to help while i get by these next two hours at work!
I love your videos so much, it is so nice to get a glimpse of Japan. I have even made friends by mentioning your videos to them! Thank you for your videos!!
You sure do find the most interesting vending machines.
Thanks for sharing. Another great video 🎉 such cool tech!
It's literally introverts heaven ❤
The Doraemon cookies are so cute!
Thanks for taking me shopping! ❤
There are similar automatic shops, that I’ve used, like this at the Newark airport and some hospitals in W. Michigan.
Thanks for anoter fun and interesting video DB 😊
As a Seiko watch collector, I’d recognise that ANA logo anywhere! I have an ANA Seiko World Timer from Japan all the way over here in England 🏴 Shame I didn’t see any watches in that store haha! Thanks for the great video tho 👍🏻
Thanks for this awesome video !
As always, excellent video. Maybe one day we could have something like this in the US. 🤣
Saw a few already in the US. Like this one usually in the airport post-security.
There was a grab and go grocery store that worked similar to this a few years ago, but it closed because it didn't accept cash but opened in a neighborhood where people preferred to pay cash.
Fortunately, the kiosk here avoids that nonsense.
@@pkmnan00bissame with the airport security!
Good Valentine's gift~
Everything looks amazing.....nice store and the food looks good👍👍👍
Amazing as always 💝
How was there that small amount of juice with all the oranges that were squeezed? 🤷♀
That’s what I was thinking too 🤔 lol
I love the fact that you don’t have to scan anything, looks delicious too 😋Thanks DancingBacons 💃🏼🕺🥓
I'm enjoying this video, there are so many different vending machines 😮😊😅❤. Is there vending machines that you can buy soaps, candles, shampoo?
What a cool idea!
The Bento box looks delicious!!
The shumai mini buns and doraemon cookies are too cute to eat！😊
A great place to buy a box or two of chocolates for the flight crew to share amongst themselves.
Man, I really like the mini soysauce.
The butter cookie looks like it would be Amazing with coffee or hot chocolate
I love how the first step mentioned at 0:07 is "Enter From The Gate" 😂
That's amazing
That automated shop owner gets pure profit by not having to pay the employee
yay a new video!! eye love your content!!
seriously, eye almost watched all the recent videos, 2 +years, and more!! eye will watch all of them!!
great video
Put this in the US and guarantee everything is robbed
Depends where you put them. Big cities..yes..they would be looted in mins. Put them in small rural towns. They would do ok. I am a farmer and sell lots of fresh produce and other things on tables in front of our farm. People take what they want and deposit the money in a little lock box. Never ripped off in 20 years. Many times, I even make more than what I was asking. Left a 100 dollar tip once. Different kinds of Americans, I guess.
Yes the prices are so good it would be considered robbing...
...Oh wait you are referring to that self-check out
Yes the law actually gets enforced there unlike *much of the US 😒
Here in the Houston area, everything would be gone within 1/2 hour of opening…..after a week or so, they’d have to close the business. It’s sad that this is what we’ve fundamentally transformed to.
That's because y'all live in horrible areas 😹😹😹😹 try stealing in my town , get thrown under the jail 😅
@@AmericanMeiling Bless your town. Good to know those places exist up here🥲
Me gustan mucho tus videos...❤
You stole a plastic bag!
I’m also from Singapore!
Bring that concept to the U.S, that store will be sold out in a day
"Sold"
Enjoyed
Yay new video!!!
bro paid 3 dollars for a sip of oj...
I think the automated buying works by wight, it knows exactly what wight is on what shelf so it knows what you took when you get to the register
The items probably have RFID tags attached to them. When you put the basket down at the register, the machine reads the tags and charges you accordingly.
Didn’t pay for the bag, but took it anyway 😮
As iced tea and lemonade is a fairly popular combination here, and I know a place that has grape juice and lemonade, I wondered if grape juice and iced tea were a thing.
Was this filmed at a daycare? Oofda. Lol, great vid , thank you.
1:10 When the shopping basket is placed near the cashier, the products are automatically entered into the checkout system. Is there a sensor near the cashier to detect it?
I remember seeing several documentaries on this type of store a few years back, advertised as the future of shopping -- Usually there's several cameras monitoring what goes into shoppers' baskets. Some stores would skip the checkout entirely and automatically charge your card as you left ---- Though that would require pre-registering your details to that particular store, so perhaps that's why there's still a checkout in this one.
Good content
Nothing like an empty cup of freshly squeezed orange juice from one single orange , that machine maybe sparks a moment of sadness somewhere .😀😀😯😉😈😈😈😈😉😯
lol for the pink bag:)
Can anyone else hear the Pirates of the Caribbean theme song in the background while DB is getting the orange juice? Or is that just my Autism playing up?
AUTOMATED SNACK MACHINE THIS IS REALLY GOOD
If this were in California it would be empty from looting!
"Excuse me are you profiling me! - Are you RACIST!?"
No sir. i want you the heck out of MY store (because you are acting like a sketch-bag).
I Love People How Machines Work Buys Money In Power Ditching Just Because Japan Would
Those DORAEMON cookies 😭💜
I would've assumed the food was room temperature, the way its displayed in the store... but it must be warm or maybe he microwaved them somewhere
You didn't pay for the bag!
我が祖国ながら凄いですね、知らなかった。
今度試してみよう
Nice
but.. you took a shopping bag???
One more item: Plus a baby’s crying goes in this video.
you’ve been hit by
you’ve been struck by
a 3¥ shopping bag
How dare youtube unsub me from my favorite channel.
The last one is also in Thailand but not having much machines.
The eating sounds…
Welcome home & welcome Back
I just got back from a short time in japan and I wanna go back soooooo bad 😭😭😭 this video is making me sad lol
I think you’re doing a really good job. Keep it up. You’re not gonna be like the last person. You Might be better?!
My personal opinion: can u do rating for each food like out of 10, like u show the price of food. Rating in basis of taste nd money worth?
I am having a horrible week/day; I needed some new Dancing Bacons
Tasty 😋
only in japan... wonder how that store would do in portland?
Video yang bagus 👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼
500¥ for a less then halfway filled cup of OJ!? That’s robbery
Why hasn't anyone mentioned the different hands?
I'd put the Doremon tin inside the Sanrio purse and strut around like I owned the joint, lol.
Like video ❤