Coca-Cola vending machine built a fundraising system to support e-sports projects

Located on the 12th of the Saga News and Cultural Center in Hakusan, Japan, the country's first vending machine supporting Saga E-sports was installed. The Coca-Cola Laboratory of Japan established this system for the first time in Japan and adopted a partial donation mechanism of sales funds. In order to promote e-sports in the county, the company will set up vending machines and slogans on the association's website to collect donations. Drinks can be purchased online from the slogan, and part of the proceeds is used to fund the activities of the association. The slogan will be released later this month. The representative of the National Sports Festival in Ibaraki Prefecture, Mr. Oishi Koishi, purchased Coca-Cola at the Saga Newspaper Cultural Center using an installed vending machine. Koichi Inoue, the 52-year-old Coca-Cola Laboratory's head of the Nagasaki branch in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan, said at the opening ceremony: 'These two programs are the first attempts. I want to contribute to the association while encouraging competitive culture. 'We hope to promote e-sports and promote the promotion of vending machines,' said Hashizume, vice chairman of the association. It is reported that Osaki Oishi, who participated in the e-sports tournament of the Ibaraki Prefecture National Sports and Culture Program as a representative of Saga Prefecture last year, was the number one player in Japan. Taiwan's e-sports support vending machine purchased Coca-Cola, and part of the donated funds will be used to develop e-sports competitions. The above information is shared by beverage vending machines. Please mark the reprint. Previous post: Taiwanese companies launch mask vending machines to implement rationing supply