(Tokyo Station.)
Another major feature (more for the sellers' benefit than the buyers) is that whenever a product is out of stock, instead of displaying a "sold out" sign, it is simply removed them from the lineup.
The machines first made their appearance in Shinagawa Station in August 2010, and have gradually expanded to other JR East stations -- Tokyo, Shibuya, and Ikebukuro. This one was taken at Tokyo Station. As you can see, it piques the interest of many a traveller.
2 comments:
Dear Japan,
I love you and you know it. But how come you can have touch screen vending machines and not dishwashers, clothes dryers and garbage disposals in your apartments?
Sincerely,
Me
Interestingly, I think you can file the non-existence of all three under "attempting to be kinder to the environment".
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