Testing Apple Pay at a vending machine in Japan

Apple Pay is now live in Japan since October 25, 2016.
I tested Apple Pay at a vending machine which accept FeliCa (NFC Type-F) payments.
To use Apple Pay in Japan, you must have an iPhone 7/7 Plus or Apple Watch Series 2 purchased in Japan (Foreign devices are not available), or iPhone 8/8 Plus/X, Apple Watch Series 3.

[@HugoBrown]

This is one of the many things I loved about Japan, and Suica Card is so awesome can use it to pay for things and transport...

[@kingtyphoon]

Awesome video!

[@omerhasquinto2151]

excellent work... Thanks. iPhones are cool. :)

[@yujiro-sumimoto]

エクスプレスカードに、設定したら、そのままつかえるよ

[@levistrotmann828]

would that work with an visa or mastercard aswell?

[@Shogoeu]

No, only local pre-paid cards. But you can use Mastercard to charge your digital Suica card using Apple Pay.

[@user-kt2ig9uf2y]

Yes of course you can open American card Revolut or another bank cards

[@ttckisi]

先に硬貨入れる癖でSuicaを先にかざしてしまうw

[@sg5244]

iPhoneください

[@unorthodoxromance254]

Dr Pepper! (Steins;Gate definitely helped make it more "known" in Japan)

[@Shogoeu]

Well, technically it's Suica not Apple pay.

[@Katzelle3]

Suica does not work with standard NFC. Apple Pay is crucial because it allows for compatibility with both NFC and FeliCa.

[@CarronEvans-gk6hu]

❤

[@kusoofficial352]

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