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In the past posts, I covered how incredible vending machines are in Japan... You can pretty much get anything in these vending machines, from fresh piping hot ramen, to even gourmet pizza! In this new video I found, they go one step further and show you how exactly these vending machines work from the inside to provide piping hot food. It's actually quite surprising and unique!

You might find some Japanese vending machines weird and unnecessary. However, you will still want to know both the weird and fun ones. After reading about some Japan vending machines facts, you will definitely want to make your visit to Japan anytime soon to experience all these in person.

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Vending machines are an art form in Japan. Most machines are pretty normal by Western standards, which means they sell drinks. Some sell both hot and cold drinks and you can tell because the littl…

If there’s anything Japan is lacking, it’s definitely not vending machines. Despite its decreasing numbers in recent years, there’s still an estimated four million vending machines operating in the country. These machines dispense anything from the usual drinks to unusual ones like katsu sandwiches, sausage meals, and even ramen!

Japan's famous Okashi Gaku cake cans are coming to Singapore. Get these soda can cakes in vending machines at Suntec City.

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Why aren't these everywhere???

There are many stories out there about Japanese vending machines. They have attained a legend-like status abroad based upon myths, rumors and hearsay. The vending machine has become an icon of Japan. A physical embodiment of the fast-paced life many Japanese live in the concrete jungles of major cities like Tokyo, Osaka and Sapporo.

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Which came first, vending machine or the egg? This egg vending machine can be found in Nagoya, Japan. Eggs can spoil fairly easy and they aren't the type of food you can just leave out overnight. Fortunately, this vending machine is stocked with fresh eggs every morning. A bag of about 10-12 eggs cost $3.