It seems in Japan almost everything is sold through vending machines... If you think I'm exaggerating, please have a look at the following examples to see if you continue thinking that way...
EGGS VENDING MACHINE
Each compartment contains a bag of eggs from a nearby farm and the farmers daily fill the machine with freshly laid eggs. Have you run out of eggs for the omelet? You shouldn't worry about it... Take a few coins and get to the nearest eggs vending machine!
COCA-COLA VENDING MACHINE
This company has giant robots vending machines walking around Tokyo! I bet more than one would love to try them out!
SMART CAR VENDING MACHINE
Pushing the button on the vendor won’t exactly pop out a car, but it does dispense a branded tube containing pamphlets on the new models, dealer information, and a sheet of Smart Car stickers. Cool, huh?
FLOWERS VENDING MACHINE
Is it somebody's anniversary or birthday and you forgot about it? No worries! Just go to Shinjuku station, grab some flowers and cause a good impression on your date ;)
UMBRELLAS VENDING MACHINE
Has it just started pouring down and you realize you've left your umbrella at home? The following machine can be of great help. Don't you think so?
FOOD VENDING MACHINES
Have you been working hard all day and didn't have time to buy something to prepare dinner? With these machines, you can feel lucky to have different menus to choose from:
FRESH VEGETABLES?
INSTANT NOODLES?
And last but not least, here's another that really called my attention: a SNEAKER VENDING MACHINE Can you believe it? I wouldn't have even imagined they exist! They were created by the created by Japanese sports fashion brand Onitsuka Tiger. Needless to say...
So, what do you think about them? Do you have any weird vending machine where you live? Would you like to have one?
I hope you enjoyed reading this post as much as I enjoyed preparing it!
