I imagine this to be like a messed up scene in SAW where you have to gamble for your food. Or like slaves being treated this way. The idea of "winning" food sounds disturbing in my mind
@@ililililililililliil In your next life, you could be reborn into a cave man and will have to hunt and kill for food before getting eaten by a sabertooth cat or trampled on by some wooly mammoth. Then at that moment, you will wish for something like a grocery store in the future. But you have to be reincarnated as a caveman first, restart.
Oh dear......I knew what was going to happen when the Fentiman's bottle was shaken! 😱 It's a British premium brand which is very nice. On another note, the owners of these machines must make an absolute fortune in profits!!
@@positronixartandlife4545 the cherry one is also my fave, i get discount in waitrose (family member works there) and I always wait till the giant bottle go on sale and get discount ontop :D
12:35 If you find yourself in this situation, do not hit the glass. Please speak to a store clerk near you. If it is not a vicious store, it will be treated as a get. sorry if google translation is wrong
😥You poor thing. See - your example is the type of thing I 🍁don't mind spending my tax dollars in medically supporting. It's not your fault that you eat all that delicious candy that put you into a coma! *Edit: As long as you film it
@@davyk515The cheapest Japanese yen is 98 yen (small size, single item), but it is more expensive than 150 yen if you buy it at a convenience store.I am Japanese. I am translating, sorry if there are any strange parts😅
These machines are programmed to hit payout percentages just like any other claw game. The wholesale prices of most of these prizes is probably less than 1 US dollar so it's easier to win. I suspect these machines have a much higher turnover and take in much more money than a typical American machine too.
Coming from an arcade background, it's really important to scope out the machines first, do some basic simulations in your head about how it can turn out when playing, and decide then if you want to play. When I went to Japan, I came back with an absolute haul of figures, bags, pillow cases, and t-shirts from crane games for under 5000 yen. I completely avoided any games that looked similar to the ones at the end of your video, knowing that wedging is a thing that totally happens and is the intended design to claim your money. If you start playing games without trying to properly scope and simulate, you'll have a wallet-emptying time, no matter what country you're in, though. The same applies to US crane games of all kinds: they are designed to make money, not let you win. If you win every time, it means WHAT you're winning was paid for in spades by the cost of your single play (see: rubber duck cranes, where each rubber duck costs the business ~$0.02 per duck, if not less, and you're paying $0.50+ per play).
I got so excited when I realized what you were really going for at the all chocolate claw machine: the chocolate tower. I was so rooting for you guys to get it. Then..chocolate candies and bars raining on down from heaven!!! Okay, maybe not heaven, but you really cleaned up with all that chocolate!!! I also thought the giant, twisted at each end gum was so cool. I loved this video!!!
If anyone watches CDawgVA, he does a lot of crane game challenges and you can see how difficult some of those machines are. Watching these give me anxiety, so I'm relieved you didn't show every attempt 😂 Of course he plays for different prizes, those machines aren't made to make things easy.
It's insane how you can win something in one go and get a total bargain or then spend $23 on a bag of crisps you could easily get for $4 or something lol. However I will ignore what I just said and continue playing these types of machines since they're extremely fun >~
Those machines look definitely fun to try. The creative thematics and games, the prizes, the pristine and colorful designs, everything is so attractive to play. I respect the dedication, and money put into this video just for entertainment.
Those games look difficult but fun and the prizes look delicious! The chocobar tower though... I'd lose my money to that if I ever tried. Those brands look expensive (and here in the country I live in, they probably are).
@@TheRiordane I live in the Philippines and chocolates that are branded and not local cost quite a bit so to me the chocolates in the video seem more expensive.
No matter where you go, if there are claw machines, there will be scammy claw machines. I don't even bother trying if there's something expensive inside, because it's still there for a reason.
Damn Japanese, these "lottery" machines are like a trip to Las Vegas... You spend a lot of money hoping to win something to eat... Better stop at a Japanese 7/11 , and buy a bento box, some ramen and some juice... Cheaper, but less fun... As usual, wonderful video that makes you want to travel. THANKS 🥰
More video’s like this please. I love watching you two go out and do things like this. And there should be another youtube channel with the raw video of all the things you guys did not show in the video.😊
Oh lord, as tasty as everything looked that you featured in this video. I never would have spent anywhere near what you did to win all of them from the machines, as I don't consider anything worth it beyond 1 to maybe 3 attempts. Although that tower of chocolate bars would be an exception. Either way tho, glad you had fun there!
This looks like so much fun even if what you may win doesn’t match the investment. The snacks though, are not diabetes friendly. Great video! Thanks, DancingBacons.
The claw machines in Japan function so much better than the ones in America, when you play the ones in America the claws are always poor quality and I swear made to drop the item
I'm imagining some dystopian nightmare where all grocery stores lock their food behind crane games in the future. You have to spend your whole weekend and thousands of dollars just to feed your family.
They're not that bad... I got some in a sampler boy of Japanese snacks and I was surprised. They may be an acquired taste though. Dried seaweed is a good snack too.
Hmmmm... those machines do look like they're a lot of fun, and therein lies the problem! They are a form of gambling, essentially and more often than not, the player spends far, far more trying to win something than the actual prize/product is worth. Such machines, filled with soft toys (which are all I've seen here in the UK) are bad enough, where most players give up eventually if they don't win, such machines filled with snacks and drinks are temptations not so easily resisted!
I just love your videos! Thank you for making them. I always look forward to the next one. Hearing your partner yell in delight in the background when you won a game was too cute!
Love these machines. Such fun. Would love to see you go back to that huge place you went to maybe 2 years ago, where you won a cake. It would be fun to see what's new there.
If you go at the right time you can see the staff removing the coins. Then you can understand how much money they are making. 100 yen coins in a 1/2 meter cube full to the top, just for one machine. I'm sure AI and Wolfram Alpha can give you the estimate, and it is huge.
It would be banned for being too advanced for the natives to use, their minds and thought processing skills would be too complicated for them on how to obtain prizes without smashing the expensive machines. And then some Karen would sue you for edible items.
Letting us know the amount of money spent per prize won per attempt would be much more useful I just don't like the thought of kids believing you won first try.
It's all rigged. There are a bunch of settings they can adjust and now they do it over wifi. They adjust wins based on time of day and day of the week. Best way to teach kids is to give them $10 to either buy something they want or chance it on a gaming center. When they loose $10 in under 15 minutes then they will learn.
That was the price in the corner was, though, down to a count of attempts made. Unless you mean also adding in how much the prize would be if you straight out bought it.
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I love the variety of these games! Thank you for showing actual tries/cost. You are definitely the first one I have seen do that! Love all your videos ❤️
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I remember a candy arcade machine in an arcade museum where 25c won gave you 2 mins to shove as much candy into a bag... with 2 goes you could take half the machines candy and was about half a pillow case size.
The packaging! Stuffed away in a glass box, inside a wrapper, inside a sphere, inside some bags, inside some small wrappers... no wonder the planet's dying.
Im a hungry guy, im constantly eating and cooking and my friends know it, they make jokes about it. And I know damn well if they see this vid, or anything like this anywhere, there gonna say… “You tryna go to japan?😂”💀💀
The amount of plastic and other shit they have in Japan is fucking crazy. Plastic wrapping then into plastic ball into a plastic lollie bag and plastic individual wrapped Lollie that’s fcked considering. In Australia we have to pay 15c for a plastic bag these days to save on “plastic waste”
I was so disappointed that the giant piece of candy wasn't actually a giant piece of candy
I almost prefer it to be smaller, just so it was an actually big (but not giant) candy inside.
:P
that's gonna cost $100 i think
Me too... I wanted to see the person bite a chunk off the huge candy 😅
I've tried those giant Feroco Rocher chocolate balls... it's not worth it.
I confirm if you love candies you have diabetes and your about to die
Some of those took an awful lot of tries. I applaud the dedication
and money amount spent
I imagine this to be like a messed up scene in SAW where you have to gamble for your food. Or like slaves being treated this way. The idea of "winning" food sounds disturbing in my mind
What is he going to do get his money back? Stupid mf LOL😂 he has to play the game once the money is put in DUHHHHHH
Well I'm pretty impressed that these were winnable at all! In the US they're always rigged.
@@ililililililililliil In your next life, you could be reborn into a cave man and will have to hunt and kill for food before getting eaten by a sabertooth cat or trampled on by some wooly mammoth. Then at that moment, you will wish for something like a grocery store in the future. But you have to be reincarnated as a caveman first, restart.
Oh dear......I knew what was going to happen when the Fentiman's bottle was shaken! 😱 It's a British premium brand which is very nice. On another note, the owners of these machines must make an absolute fortune in profits!!
Very surprised to see a machine with Fentiman's in it. :)
I had to pause and laugh when I saw them, absolutely love Fentimans (especially the cherry cola)
Who gets soda and shakes it?
Really surprised to see Fentimans drinks in Japan! I was just drinking their ginger beer this lunchtime in a rural pub in England.
@@positronixartandlife4545 the cherry one is also my fave, i get discount in waitrose (family member works there) and I always wait till the giant bottle go on sale and get discount ontop :D
definitely more of this. her reaction to catching the snacks are priceless
So cute!
3:52
Holy cow, that Meiji chocolate bar tower win was epic! Great job!
He cheated to win it though...can't bang on the machines
@@ZophiMichaels no she not, bc she spent all yens to win this epic win
@@ZophiMichaels If the machines can cheat on you, you can cheat on the machines
@@ZophiMichaels😅😅😂 Tu appelle ça FRAPPER !! J'imagine que tu dois facilement devenir une victime !!😂
@@rockfeller1825😂😂😂
Wow! You got it all back with the massive chocolate haul!😁
Especially the Godiva chocolates
12:35 If you find yourself in this situation, do not hit the glass. Please speak to a store clerk near you. If it is not a vicious store, it will be treated as a get.
sorry if google translation is wrong
それな ま 外人は馬鹿だからね
They took the "play till we win" part VERY serious 😅
a candy parlour like this would be the death of me, they'd be carrying me out broke and in a coma :D
Same here.
😥You poor thing. See - your example is the type of thing I 🍁don't mind spending my tax dollars in medically supporting.
It's not your fault that you eat all that delicious candy that put you into a coma!
*Edit: As long as you film it
Same lol
It's insane just how far more forgiving and generous these machines are compared to the ones I've seen here in America.
I mean, they're snacks. How much should you really have to pay?
There are some very terrible odds games in Japan, but they're mostly for bigger prizes like figurines
@@davyk515The cheapest Japanese yen is 98 yen (small size, single item), but it is more expensive than 150 yen if you buy it at a convenience store.I am Japanese. I am translating, sorry if there are any strange parts😅
These machines are programmed to hit payout percentages just like any other claw game. The wholesale prices of most of these prizes is probably less than 1 US dollar so it's easier to win. I suspect these machines have a much higher turnover and take in much more money than a typical American machine too.
Well it did cost $24 USD for 2 bags of chips with 31 failed attempts. I don’t really call that forgiving.
0:00 Start
0:09 Pretty Derby Gummy
0:45 Special Ice Cream Lollipop / Milk Flavored Ice Cream Lollipop With Sprinkles
1:37 Orange Jigger / Fentimans M&SOJ Soda
2:13 Double Potato Snacks / Spicy Shoestring fries & Salted Pure Potato Chips
3:10 Baby Star ( *YES SHES HACKING* )
3:40 M-Large Peko-chan Milky
4:17 Brown Sugared Hard Donuts / Sugar Donuts
4:43 Japanese Soft Gummy / Orange, Red Grape, Grape Flavored Soft Gummies
5:17 Choco Balls Caramel Version
6:03 Konpeito/u
6:40 Petagoo Gummy
7:12 Haagen-Dazs Green Tea Flavored (yes it taking too long...
8:29 Chocolate Calbee Prawn Crackers
9:21 Zone Sweet Energy Drink
10:26 Fruit Cream Crepe Cake
11:06 Hole Grain Of Chocolate Wheat / Big Bottle of Chocolate Wheat
12:11 Mega Chocolate Bars Tower Haul / Hole Grain of Milk, Dark, Hi Milk And White Meiji Chocolate, CHOCOLATE, Milk, BIS Milk Choco Yellow and blue, White Cookies, Strawberry Jelly AND Godiva Chocolate
13:11 Earth Gummy (Give Up)
14:03 Pink Ball...? (Give Up)
14:30 End
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It is so cute when Mrs Bacons squeals when you win something!
I find her so excruciatingly annoying!!
That chocolate bar win would have felt so rewarding. It would have felt like a dream come true.
Coming from an arcade background, it's really important to scope out the machines first, do some basic simulations in your head about how it can turn out when playing, and decide then if you want to play. When I went to Japan, I came back with an absolute haul of figures, bags, pillow cases, and t-shirts from crane games for under 5000 yen. I completely avoided any games that looked similar to the ones at the end of your video, knowing that wedging is a thing that totally happens and is the intended design to claim your money.
If you start playing games without trying to properly scope and simulate, you'll have a wallet-emptying time, no matter what country you're in, though. The same applies to US crane games of all kinds: they are designed to make money, not let you win. If you win every time, it means WHAT you're winning was paid for in spades by the cost of your single play (see: rubber duck cranes, where each rubber duck costs the business ~$0.02 per duck, if not less, and you're paying $0.50+ per play).
I got so excited when I realized what you were really going for at the all chocolate claw machine: the chocolate tower. I was so rooting for you guys to get it. Then..chocolate candies and bars raining on down from heaven!!! Okay, maybe not heaven, but you really cleaned up with all that chocolate!!! I also thought the giant, twisted at each end gum was so cool. I loved this video!!!
If anyone watches CDawgVA, he does a lot of crane game challenges and you can see how difficult some of those machines are. Watching these give me anxiety, so I'm relieved you didn't show every attempt 😂
Of course he plays for different prizes, those machines aren't made to make things easy.
Oh my gosh, I was thinking the same thing! Connor needs to do a vending machine food review lmao.
Don't forget that a lot of Sanrio stuff he gives to IronMouse - especially Cinnamaoroll
Minori does these too and she does Gacha machines as well.
It's insane how you can win something in one go and get a total bargain or then spend $23 on a bag of crisps you could easily get for $4 or something lol. However I will ignore what I just said and continue playing these types of machines since they're extremely fun >~
12:42 hack😂
Those machines look definitely fun to try. The creative thematics and games, the prizes, the pristine and colorful designs, everything is so attractive to play. I respect the dedication, and money put into this video just for entertainment.
Those games look difficult but fun and the prizes look delicious! The chocobar tower though... I'd lose my money to that if I ever tried. Those brands look expensive (and here in the country I live in, they probably are).
Meji is quite cheap and affordable chocolate in japan - it's around 100 - 200 Yen which equals like a dollar or two.
@@TheRiordane I live in the Philippines and chocolates that are branded and not local cost quite a bit so to me the chocolates in the video seem more expensive.
No matter where you go, if there are claw machines, there will be scammy claw machines. I don't even bother trying if there's something expensive inside, because it's still there for a reason.
Damn Japanese, these "lottery" machines are like a trip to Las Vegas... You spend a lot of money hoping to win something to eat... Better stop at a Japanese 7/11 , and buy a bento box, some ramen and some juice... Cheaper, but less fun...
As usual, wonderful video that makes you want to travel. THANKS 🥰
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why would someone shake a bottle of soda before opening it??
vending machines are a scam that you can’t call a scam.
24 dollars for a bag of potato chips, damn ☠️
Yikes, how much cash did y'all end up blowing at that parlor?! I don't think this would be my speed, but I'm glad y'all had fun with it!
More video’s like this please. I love watching you two go out and do things like this. And there should be another youtube channel with the raw video of all the things you guys did not show in the video.😊
*waving the tissue at the end to signify a truce*
When I go back to Japan, I want to do all of this! (Stuff I rarely got to do all the times visiting as a kid)
32 tries? 😮😮😮
jajajajajja perfectly cut soda explosion 2:02
I think some of the prizes should be donated to charity😊😊
Holy crud that chocolate haul was amazing! 24 tries too. The dedication is something else.
Wow. 32 tries for potato snacks. DancingBacons is dedicated.
Dancing bacon at the end be like "I surrender.. ;-;"
2:05 Bruh🦮🤖💋💂♀
The Zone energy grab by the plastic was so freaking impressive!
Dancingbeacons you put up awesome videos of stuff you don't see in the US great job 👍
Oh lord, as tasty as everything looked that you featured in this video. I never would have spent anywhere near what you did to win all of them from the machines, as I don't consider anything worth it beyond 1 to maybe 3 attempts. Although that tower of chocolate bars would be an exception. Either way tho, glad you had fun there!
I wonder how people looked at her coming home with 20 or so chocolate bars and lots of candy
@@user-rmftwz-yrjsoq - her* (two ladies) but yeah definitely a good haul on that one.
@@GaffaTV ya
If this was In my country you will lose all your money and still go home empty handed 😂
Meanwhile, claw machines from our country doesn’t even let you win a small ice cream or gummy 😂
12:45 Oh no, plz do not tap the machine. You might be cautioned when staff found it. Plz ask staffs to help so you can get it. From JP
台を叩くのは禁止です。
やめてください。
Dancing bacons makes me thinks that everywhere food is in a MACHINE ⭐️
Wat
@@alext6933 forget what I said. EVERYTHING IS IN A MACHINE ⭐️
@@wei-wei_huh yes God is machine
@@alext6933 He is not. Not him. I love God and dont use his name in vein, that kinda offends me for a joke K was just saying :\
Man 3:58 plastic on a plastic ball with 2 plastic bags inside with candys cover in plastic 😅 like just why?
This looks like so much fun even if what you may win doesn’t match the investment. The snacks though, are not diabetes friendly. Great video! Thanks, DancingBacons.
If this was here in my country. Then I'll be there 24/7!
me too
I Have been watching dancing bacon's for 3 years . My fav food channel
Oh my god You are so lucky
The claw machines in Japan function so much better than the ones in America, when you play the ones in America the claws are always poor quality and I swear made to drop the item
Aw, the little napkin white flag of surrender 😊 Love watching you and your partner having fun, so relaxing! Much love from Canada!
I'm imagining some dystopian nightmare where all grocery stores lock their food behind crane games in the future. You have to spend your whole weekend and thousands of dollars just to feed your family.
I love chocolate and I love prawn..but idk about a chocolate covered prawn chip. Lol
They're not that bad...
I got some in a sampler boy of Japanese snacks and I was surprised. They may be an acquired taste though.
Dried seaweed is a good snack too.
@T. Baker I'm a fan of dried seaweed. I'd give it a shot if I get a chance then. 😏
If getting snack food had to be won, would be all over this. Very nice to see more of these arcades.
Imagine a dystopian future where the only way to get food is to win it from one of these machines.
That was very fun to see you play! Great score on the chocolate bar tower! Thanks for noting the amount of tries things took. 😂 you were persistent!
I envy the Japanese sometimes. Why don't we have stuff like this in the U.S?!
“Sometimes a little tap is needed” **empties out the machine**
12:01 your nails are too short, my friend.
6:20 You tried that 26 times?!?! Dude the patience
The Double Potato Snack at 2:50 took them 32 tries
@@Windows11Official Didn’t notice that I would’ve literally kicked the machine at that point istg
Man, there's like a million brands of everything in Japan.
I loved the ending. Sometimes you gotta know when to fold 😅
They look like fun just to play and win sweets 😋, looks delicious 😋.
Hmmmm... those machines do look like they're a lot of fun, and therein lies the problem! They are a form of gambling, essentially and more often than not, the player spends far, far more trying to win something than the actual prize/product is worth. Such machines, filled with soft toys (which are all I've seen here in the UK) are bad enough, where most players give up eventually if they don't win, such machines filled with snacks and drinks are temptations not so easily resisted!
In my head canon ... Japan is just an country sized amusement park
I just love your videos! Thank you for making them. I always look forward to the next one. Hearing your partner yell in delight in the background when you won a game was too cute!
i LOVE Konpeito!
when you got the tubes of it I was so shocked and jealous!
Love these machines. Such fun.
Would love to see you go back to that huge place you went to maybe 2 years ago, where you won a cake. It would be fun to see what's new there.
Shame you couldn't get the Earth Gummies, those things are SUPER good. The Godiva chocolates are a REAL good haul!
your partner yelping everytime you get something is cute
My parents, always: "Don't play with food!"
Meanwhile elsewhere:
Doesn’t matter what age any one is, this place is fantastic. I tell you, Japan never fails, such a cool and beautiful country ☺️
If you go at the right time you can see the staff removing the coins. Then you can understand how much money they are making.
100 yen coins in a 1/2 meter cube full to the top, just for one machine.
I'm sure AI and Wolfram Alpha can give you the estimate, and it is huge.
I love little arcade games but the ice cream ones are my favorite ❤️
Sounds like fun. You guys must have come out with your bags full. The chocolate tower was the best.😚🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫
Wish we had games like this in the USA, looks like fun!
It would be banned for being too advanced for the natives to use, their minds and thought processing skills would be too complicated for them on how to obtain prizes without smashing the expensive machines. And then some Karen would sue you for edible items.
If I can recall, I've been into an arcade in the US that actually has food in them, most notably chips, candies, instant noodles.
2:12 i like that you can hear Ghost Rule play in the background
10/10
Oh wow did not expect to see fentimans soda in Japan! My favourite is their dandelion and burdock flavour!
Seeing Fentimans is so strange, it’s a UK brand! The dog on it is the original owner’s German shepherd. :)
Letting us know the amount of money spent per prize won per attempt would be much more useful
I just don't like the thought of kids believing you won first try.
It's all rigged. There are a bunch of settings they can adjust and now they do it over wifi. They adjust wins based on time of day and day of the week.
Best way to teach kids is to give them $10 to either buy something they want or chance it on a gaming center. When they loose $10 in under 15 minutes then they will learn.
@@DirtyRobothah that might convince most but others would just want another $10
That was the price in the corner was, though, down to a count of attempts made. Unless you mean also adding in how much the prize would be if you straight out bought it.
Those snacks look delicious. Hello from California, USA
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I am super envious of that meiji chocolate tower that you've won😭 also came with other bonus chocolates😭🍫
叩いちゃだめよ……気持ちはわかるけど
I use to work at round one arcade and bowling in a mall these reminds me of the UFO claw machines 😊
日本の方ですか？
店内の飲食とかはまだ分かるけど、台叩くのは完全にアウトだろ。
楽しく見てたのに残念だわ。
I love the variety of these games! Thank you for showing actual tries/cost. You are definitely the first one I have seen do that! Love all your videos ❤️
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I remember a candy arcade machine in an arcade museum where 25c won gave you 2 mins to shove as much candy into a bag... with 2 goes you could take half the machines candy and was about half a pillow case size.
Interesting !
It's probably better to just go and buy a chocolate bar than playing these machines. but I guess it's the fun of playing as well. 😄
I realized what the spinning platform is made out of -- a USB fan! It just has a bowl glued on top of it!
Chocolateeee
15 April 2023?... But I watched this when I was 6 - 8 years old😰
The packaging! Stuffed away in a glass box, inside a wrapper, inside a sphere, inside some bags, inside some small wrappers... no wonder the planet's dying.
Im a hungry guy, im constantly eating and cooking and my friends know it, they make jokes about it.
And I know damn well if they see this vid, or anything like this anywhere, there gonna say…
“You tryna go to japan?😂”💀💀
A prawn cracker coated in chocolate? 🤯 Um. Are we....not gonna ask? is that a normal combo in Japan??
A fun way to starve! :)
The amount of plastic and other shit they have in Japan is fucking crazy. Plastic wrapping then into plastic ball into a plastic lollie bag and plastic individual wrapped Lollie that’s fcked considering. In Australia we have to pay 15c for a plastic bag these days to save on “plastic waste”