Pizza vending machines appeared in Japanese bookstores, combined with scene-based operations

Japan now has more than 5 million vending machines distributed in all corners of urban and rural areas. Among them, beverage vending machines account for about 50.1%, and the least are liquor unmanned vending machines-only 0.5% in scale. But in addition, there are more niche vending machines-such as the pizza vending machine that has just landed in Japan. Recently, a pizza vending machine appeared in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. About 3 minutes after coins were put in, a packaged hot pizza would pop up at the exit. There are 2 types of pizza in the vending machine, the Margherita pizza priced at 980 yen (approximately RMB 60), and the four cheese pizza priced at 1280 yen (approximately RMB 79). The pizza in the machine is made and imported from Italy. This vending machine was set up outside the Nanki shop of Tsutaya Bookstore in Hiroshima Prefecture. The distributor of the pizza vending machine stated that the Takuya Bookstore was chosen because 'the movie, music and pizza sold in the store can be perfectly matched.' If the pizza vending machine outside this store is operating well, there are plans to open it outside other stores in the future. Laying a pizza vending machine. In fact, the idea of u200bu200bpizza vending machine is not the first in Japan. Previously, there was a vending machine that supplied pies and pizza 24 hours a day at Xavier University in Ohio in 2016; there was also a studio dedicated to creating with Lego bricks. I have built a real Pizza Hut single vending machine with Lego. However, these vending machines are more at the creative stage. And the pizza vending machine outside the Tsutaya Bookstore is a place where vending machines are everywhere in Japan, and it seems more likely to expand in the future. Japan has also tried many vending machine categories before. Since July this year, 7-Eleven has tried to launch draft beer vending machines in some stores in Tokyo—similar to the automatic coffee machines in the stores. After paying at the cashier, consumers can take a cup and go to the machine to pick up drinks. The price is 100 yen (about 6 yuan) for a small glass and 190 yen (about 12 yuan) for a medium glass, which is very affordable compared to izakaya draft beer. However, this vending machine has been controversial. Although many people like to hear about affordable draft beer, many people worry that it will increase the probability of drunk driving, drunken disturbances and underage drinking. On the one hand, due to the pressure of public opinion, on the other hand, draft beer is too cheap, and cost pressure also caused 7-Eleven to terminate the operation of draft beer vending machines. Of course, this has attracted a lot of social media discussions. The gimmick of using vending machines to sell goods is indeed much higher than ordinary sales. Some yakiniku restaurants put their proud barbecue sauce into vending machines, and some shrines put yushou into vending machines for people to choose; there are also vending machines that sell canvas bags. The above information is shared by vending machine manufacturers. Please mark the reprint. Previous post: Inventory of various payment methods for vending machines