10 Strange Vending Machines in Japan

The Dutch are familiar with the automatic. A croquette or frikandel from the wall is the most normal thing in the world. In many countries this is already seen as strange. In Japan, however, they will not be surprised. Japan is the land of vending machines. There is a vending machine in the country for every 23 inhabitants. You can actually get everything from the wall in Japan. 

These are the ten craziest products that you can get from a vending machine in Japan: 

Smart


Need a car? Do you just pull out of a vending machine? It would be very annoying if the machine eats your money!

Fresh Eggs


Popular in Japan is a vending machine with fresh eggs.

Bananas


You can never eat too many bananas.

Bouquet of flowers 


Forgot to buy a bunch of flowers for your wife? No problem, on the corner of the street you just pull a bunch of flowers from a vending machine. 

Used Panties


A well-known fetish in Japan is that for used panties. The dirtier the panties, the more expensive. Why? No idea! But it goes so far that you can get them out of an automatic. For only $ 30 you have a used panties. You can even buy them frozen for a hot summer day. For only 980 Yen (10 euros) you have pink, blue or green panties.



Dildos 



The ladies are not forgotten in the vending world. There are machines where you can take a dildo out of the wall. 

Lettuce 


Freshly grown lettuce, why not. There are vending machines for all types of vegetables in Japan. 

Live Crabs


Eating crab tonight? Just walk to the corner of the street.

Umbrella



Downpour? No problem. You just take an umbrella from a vending machine.

Ties 



Ok, forgetting a tie to do an important meeting is not a problem in Japan.

Beetles 


Insect battles are a popular pastime in Japan. Beetles or other insects must compete against each other. The creatures have to overthrow each other, or push out of the ring. 

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