Japan’s Most Unique Vending Machines
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2022
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That vending machine in the middle of farm land...I wish Spain had more of those along the Camino!
Try finding a shop open at 3 in the morning. No problem. Find a vending machine.
Too much vandalism in Europe sadly.
@@lovelyhurlin6494 Imagine walking by the vending machine and though it was some kind of Banksy project
We love how the insects were eaten with zero hesitation. 😂😂 Next time we're in Japan, we need to try more vending machines! We definitely didn't use them enough when we were there. Also, stale popcorn is sooooo disappointing. We probably would have eaten it too. 😂😂😂 Happy new year!
that would be a trip to see along the Camino!!
You vill eat ze bugs! /schwab
Wait till a swarm of locusts come flying over. Its sky prawn time.
30+ years without a holaday.
I think this just convinced me to take a week or more off. Vending machines here I come. Epic video and great content.
Yes!! Take that trip, enjoy!
Definitely take like 3 weeks at least though c:
Fortune wending machine is hands down the best of them all, at least aesthetically. It's so cute and have an entertainment value in and of itself with the fortunes themselves as a cherry on top. I'd even call it a piece of art.
yes! well described. loved the music, the anticipation, the design--all of it was a great experience
pretty sure it said here daddy when it dropped it lmao.
I think it would be cool if the fortunes were different colors to build suspense. Like bad ones are red, regular ones are blue and the best are golden so when you see her bringing it out you can get excited or worried
Back in the days, before there were cell phones, I travelled across Japan, and I ate a lot of Vending machine food, I rarely knew what I was getting, sometimes it was good, sometimes not. But the experience, has lasted a lifetime. I still have my dog-eared, beat up, Japanese to English translation book, and a little device I bought, that would translate spoken English to Japanese, and Japanese to English, that I bought in Tokyo
I totally love how you guys are willing to try things. I think that is part of great traveling. My friends always head to McDonald’s. You two are the best
agreed--it's one of our favorite parts of being in new places! ❤️
I kinda had feeling last night that Lisa and Josh would go crazy over vending machines soon, and sure enough... here it lands! I love this video!!! Thank you!
I can't believe I missed this. It was a travel day and new years. HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🥳🎊🎉
Thanks a lot dude! I was trying to find something to watch while eating dinner and I saw the title of this video and it sounded interesting. I start watching it and not even one minute in I literally got sick from watching you eat that cookie and couldn't eat any mor of my dinner I had ordered. Thanks again.
The broth doesn't even move , that cracks me up real bad , HAPPY NEW YEAR 2023 ..Lisa and Joshua , here we go again
Happy new year to you too!!! Here we gooo! :)
That was so much fun to watch!!!! Thanks guys
thanks for coming with! :)
I love the vending machines in japan…also the drink that Cheveyo had is delicious…its called Calpis Water and its a sweet drink that looks milky…they also have it in a soda form as well…its one of my faves!
This was entertaining start to finish. Love your willingness to try the unknown😂
I am so proud of what I witnessed. Japanese tourists came to Germany. They saw for the first time French fry vending machine. The potatoes get fried when you order. They never seen it in Japan. I was so proud witch is silly really that they saw a brand new type of vending machine in good old Germany
He sure does like eating bugs.... good thing he can have my share when they start trying to make people eat them LOL!
Had to sub, one my new favorite channels, gonna binge watch past videos now😅
hey hey! thanks!! 🥳 we appreciate it!
The music at the non descript station was such an awesome touch.. very very good editing
Thanks so much! Love finding the right music for each scene :)
Hi this is my first time on your channel, I'm a new sub from New Zealand and you have a fan in me. Love this content and both your synergy on camera, life.
So funny! Really enjoyed that!
What a blast! We can't wait to go on our first international trip. Love following your adventures. We're also big fans of One Pack Wanderers so it is an extra treat when we catch y'all on the same video!! Maybe one day we'll be cool enough to meet up with you two! Hehehe 😆💚 Happy Traveling!!
the pan can is a play on words cause not only is pan the first half of panda, but pan is also how you say bread in japanese (originally a loan word from the portuguese that ended up being used universally)
Greetings Lisa & Josh, spreading peace, love & acceptance for all, at all times,good job.
That fortune vending machine was cool. It would be even better if it could be built for the lady to retrieve candy or something else
Brilliant film, an amazing experience. I will not likely travel to Japan in my lifetime, or get to enjoy these extraordinary vending machines. Thank you for sharing guys! #TGBATG
Lol. All the gasping over everything especially the stale popcorn made this video more fun. 😂
Entertaining lol thank you Xo
Really interesting video guys! Tokyo is my favorite city in the world.
One our favorites as well! Thanks for watching :)
Happy new year!! 🎉🎉
awesome, had no idea!
holy what an original video concept damn you guys out did yourselves on this one
You guys are hilarious and daring, eating all those creepy crawlies😂
Thank you for doing this video! I know not to go for the mystery item machines and food machines because you get frozen food(save for later). Definitely getting the corn soup machine as my teen daughter says is on her bucket list for over a year. Loved your Tokyo vlog. Keep up the awesome content!
Ooo corn soup for the win! :))
I am going with the kids to Japan in July. What translation app do you recommend? I love your content 🤩
Josh has the bests quips, yall earned my sub!
hey thanks!!
im in a 'crazy vending machines' loop i have watched over 10 videos about japanese vending machines
Haha yes! I hope you liked some of the weird ones we found
Very nice, next time I go to Japan I need to visit the Akihabara one at the end of the video. If you're interested there's a super cool vending machine with craft beer and wine in a can. It's in Kyushu, on the outskirts of Kumamoto, near the airport. Just look for witchcraft (beer) 🍻
I wish the US had the same love for vending machines as Japan. I’d probably be fat and broke but have a blast doing so.
keep up the great content
thank you!! :)
The Hanko Vending machine makes stamps that are souvenir versions of the actual stamps people use in Japan to sign official documents. it is not your official signature as that would have to be registered with the government, but it is a great souvenir to bring back home.
Awesome!!
That Lisa cable clip is the BEST. I found a legal gambling 100 baht vending machine in Bangkok - fun!
"SO many cables!!" awesome! enjoyyyy! :)
Gosh you are underrated
Great video btw!!
Hey, thanks so much!! :)
They have the cake vending machine (Gaku vending machine) near Tokyo Sky Tree as well
I lived in amami I recognize that machine! It was definitely weird for me when I first saw that😂
I like the family reference. " It could be anything in there, even a voat"
It's funny how we can't have vending machines in the USA because they would just get broken into 😂
When ever I watch these Japan vending machine videos. Every single one of them wind up here 25:30
FYI you're supposed to melt a blob of wax onto the paper and then stamp it with the engraved rod, not melt the end of the rod that has the engraving on
Good to know! All we had were stamp pads and ink pens 😂
I never thought Bob Marley would raise from his grave and teach me the proper technique of applying a wax seal to a document. Truly, we live in a society.
Ahhh nice, you found the white box alley! That's my first stop if I ever make it over there lmfao.
so many weird and amazing things in that alleyway :)
4:40 you need to register that 20:29 we have them in Ireland the last 25 years people didn't even have mobile phones you were lucky to have a house phone
the couple that you were with at counter number 12. 15 were in a blog in Australia Correct?
Hilarious! Great Vid
Thanks for watching! 😄
The name stamp vending machine is very new, that's very convenient. I had to get mine special made with hiragana for 5000 yen.
#3 was like it's a convenience for people working the harvest and or working in the polytunnels. I mean, after a while you'd want to take a break and have maybe a sugary drink.
You guys saved me from overeating tonight; somehow my appetite disappeared. Fun video!
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I get the vending machine thing, I was eating out of vending machies at my job back in the 80's, but I am not paying $1.50 to get a banana out of a vending machine, ever.
haha fair enough
The variety never ceases to amaze me! But, oh, you didn't encounter any used girl's underwear vending machines? I thought for sure that would have been in the unlit cave sections you went in. There was one (in a cluster like that) on my route to the train station when I lived there 15 years ago. No thank you!
We worried we would encounter those type, but never did!! (Definitely thought the white box was going to be the one.)
@@LisaAndJosh Haha. Yeah, thank goodness it was just a snack!
love it
These are awesome, I guess we dont have them in the US, is because they would be broken into, stolen etc. Yep, we have nothing cool like these, so sad, we arent super at anything anymore.
fun!
hold up, did yall use a translation app?? does that like scan the item and translate it to english?
this was good video
I used to buy random shit from every vending machine I could find (though I always lived either in rural Indiana or semi-rural East Texas. I love the idea if the vending machines for fucking everything 😆.
In America, there is various vending machines, but it's mostly unhealthy snacks and drinks, there's other vending machines, but they're not as well-known and also when it comes to vending machines in America, there's not going to be mysterious vending machines and if they are, they're not very well-known, I've not seen videos of vending machines in America, especially, if there's any type of mystery vending machines. Now that I think about it, I want to see more vending machines in America, especially if their mysterious.
right? i want more variety in our vending machines here, and way more fun stuff out of them. the ones in the US are also really expensive!
I'm honestly surprised there aren't more comments about the horse sashimi
Pretty amusing you guys and super adventurous. My favorite vending machines are in north Kyoto where they have cacti, fresh farm greens, mini pumpkins etc.
what!? this is incredible, had no idea. would love to fresh product shop via vending machine!
Fun video but Calpis aka Calpico is a very famous drink sold everywhere also in America.
I feel like you can't even find a damn soda machine in the US anymore. This kinda stuff just amazes me
This is crazy. You watch a commercial in a minute and thirty seconds later another freaking commercial
7:08 IT'S HAMADA!
So slightly confused that a cricket cookie is less unique than a banana vending machine? Please explain
awesome, what's the strangest thing you've found in a vending machine so far?
With some of those really tucked away machines I can't help but wonder how much botulism there is in Japan. 🤔
My friend moved to Tokyo to teach English to adults and was paid well for his efforts, but he said the cost of living was through the roof and lived in a pod that was just a space that only held a bed! But he said there was vending machines everywhere and Said he ate most of his food from them!
Anything frozen should be slow thawed in the refrigerator. Defrosting at room temp increases bacteria development as it rapidly thaws.
I like that Japan, is known for a lot of things and one of them is, a big place off of vending machines. To be honest, I don't think that various vending machines will work in America and if it does, well, it does, but in the meanwhile I don't think it's going to work.
We agree! We wish they could work in the US too. Most of the ones we’ve seen have been chips and sodas. We’ve been on the lookout for fun ones as we travel now
is it the Monsoon Season? (or Rainy Season anyway?)
I think the family crest stamp is supposed to be for wax rather than ink 😅
Everybody that plays that mystery vending machine always gets the charging😅
Vending machines are the perfect surveillance opportunity.
Fascinating!
What about a Lexus vending machine?
😂 wouldn't that be nice!
corn soup. i guess its more of a corn potage soup? rather than a cream of corn?
What app are you using on your phone that consistently /accurately translates Japanese to English?
Google translate app :)
@@LisaAndJosh Thank you! Awesome, entertaining, informative videos!!!
Hi What App Do You Use To Translate
we use google translate mostly :)
24:30 - If you "dethawed" something, you'd in fact be freezing it again.
Scone, as in 'gone'.
Was like the haunted vending machines tour
Felt like it!!
Vending machines are the best place to get coffee in Japan. I put money into one of those surprise prize machines; I got a pair of frilly knickers.😢
Big big win
i would have said the same thing about the popcorn ( well i bought it ) 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One thing I found interesting about Japan, as it speaks volumes about the people in general. There are open shops in that have no staff. Usually, they sell produce. The customer takes what they want and leave the money. Basically, it's on an honour system, and the vast majority of Japanese people comply with the system. That said, I think you deposit the money into a locked box. Let's face it, Japanese people may be honest, but they're not stupid. Free money tempts us all, regardless of race. 🤣
"Smell it". "Yeah, it smells like popcorn!" You don't say, hey?
Astute observation, yeah? 🙃
Tia for scale!
Pushing those bugs.
The fat slices go on saltines or toast. Same with Jamón Ibérico fat if you ever have it.
3:52 - Thats what she said.
I shall refer to both of you as 'The Cable Couple' moving forward
i feel strangely proud of that
@@LisaAndJosh haha #tech
I genuinely would have tried all of that, except the horse 🐴 😒 I'm thinking those last vending machines in the alley is where they go to die!
We were a bit hesitant at first as well, but turns out horse sashimi is quite a popular delicacy here and...when in Rome! (Tokyo!)
Around the corner from the horse meat vending machine, there’s another one for glue…..trufax
The cookies are made with cricket flour.
had no idea that cricket flour was a thing!
@@LisaAndJosh Crickets are high in protein. I first heard of it on Shark Tank US. A company called Chapul makes protein bars using cricket flour. They also sell cricket protein.
…it’s the stamp on the envelope for me 😳🤦🏻♀️😂
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lol the Hanko is not for wax ... its a stamp you use with ink also I don't recommend this, if you want one for official regular use you should get someone made by an expert especially as you don't seem to know the Kanji that you had to choose ^^V
I was looking at those mashines before as well but none of the options made much sense according to my Japanese friends.
So many people say de-thawed now. Logically that means refreeze.
How is the alcohol one legal? What’s to keep a child from buying? The honor system?