Which one was your favourite? We LOVED the whipped cream in a can - seriously so good!! Check out our epic food video from Osaka - th-cam.com/video/plgQz1PXiiM/w-d-xo.html
Adriana was giggling waiting for the cake to come out of the vending machine. I have seen this before, looks like pound cake to me and super yummy. My mom makes the best cream cheese carrot cake I’ve ever had and it’s so yummy. Whip cream / ice cream cake yum. Yummy grape cotton candy. I would like some. Dylon not sure about that Pretzel croissant. Solid ice cream. 12 Hrs later for apple/ Cinnamon scone. That looked like an strawberry ice cream cake. Strawberry cake in a soda cane yum. Dylon love caramel. Vending machine did not like Adriana’s money Yes that sound is coming from you. Absolutely Loved Every Minute Including The Bloopers.
This wa awesome and so different. The offerings were amazing and the look on your faces when you received, smelt it, tasted it and weighed it for some. You guys were like two kids in a candy store.
They are very hard to come by, but available. Japanese candy is very popular in the US. When I come home and transit through Japan, one carry on becomes all Japanese Candy and sweets. It’s also a major reason we frequently transit through Japan…haha. Can you blame us?? Haha?
Ah yes but they do have a lot of food not packaged! Only seems like everything is packaged because we got food from vending machines (would be very messy if they weren’t packaged hehe)
Wow, I really enjoyed this video. Those machine’s seem so efficient. WAY better than American ones by a long shot. Question; are the vending machines own by different companies or are they owned by the cities? The dessert from the can look yummy. What is the average price of those goodies ?
Thank you so much! 😍🤗 it was all so yummy! I think most of them are privately owned by either a bakery affiliated with them or by the company providing the snacks! They range from 3 USD to 8 USD for each item we got!
I see you both have vending machine fever, I am seeing who drops the first bit down their front I know Dylan mostly is the messier one bless his cotton socks 👍
Came from @Brett Conti's channel. Watching your video and hoping to enjoy the content and become a new subscriber since all i love is everything travel related ❤❤.
Love the video. My only question is how often is the food in the vending machines changed out? I typically stay away from vending machines because I'm not sure of the freshness of what's being offered. Everything looks so interesting, though!!
In Japan they are changed VERY often! For example, the cakes were all put in that day (they’re dated when they’re put in and also have a very short expiry date put on)! Some things can be kept in there for longer like the biscuits and ice creams! (And any frozen items) 🤗🤗
My trip to Tokyo was stuck inside my head till this day. My most memorable time was visiting Disneysea and riding on the Journey to the Center of the Earth, as well as the spectacular 'Believe! Sea of Dreams' event that brought me to tears🥲 Don't forget about Jamboree Mickey too.😅 You guys should also visit Indonesia someday. Peace!🫰
I’ve leisure travelled to Kyoto/Osaka/Tokyo for around 5-6 times before, but didnt think of looking for dessert vendos lolz great idea! I will do this next time hehe The whipped cream one is so random, but I love whipped cream so I will look for that 🤣
Also could be called: "Most expensive vending machines in Japan" ahah I have never seen so many vending machines over 500Y, let alone 700! I personally don't see the point in spending 1000Y on a machine when authentic steaming hot ramen costs the same! Even cake in a bakery is less expensive but great for the anti-social I suppose. :-)
I’m curious… I heard that it’s considered rude to eat while walking in Japan, and a friend of mine got told off my an elderly gentleman for eating an ice cream cone while walking along the street. Is this a normal occurrence and did you experience anything like that?
Which one was your favourite? We LOVED the whipped cream in a can - seriously so good!!
Check out our epic food video from Osaka -
th-cam.com/video/plgQz1PXiiM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for another Japan video. I can't wait for my own trip there. You're giving me inspiration on foods to try.
It’s so incredible - have a wonderful time 😍
😋😋😋
I love everything about this country💗
Hehe it’s incredible - we love it so much too 😍
Thank u for this wonderful video n for showing d instant food from d vending machines in Japan.
Thank you so much 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream 😁
You guys love your desserts! The cake in a can looked the best 😊
It was INCREDIBLE 😍🤗 so yummy!
Japan and vending machines ❤❤❤❤
Hehe they’re all amazing 😍😍
Japan knows how to make incredible sweet treats! These all looked amazing, now we’re starving 🤣
Haha they definitely do 😍😍 sooooo yummy!
Gotta love Japan and their vending machines!
There’s a vending machine for anything you could want 😂😍
@@2Passports1Dream it's pretty impressive and convenient!
OMG, love the Japanese sweets. Now,I’m so jealous of you guys😊
Heheeh it was alllll soooo yummy 😍
I love this! 🤩 wish I could visit Japan!
It’s such an awesome place! 😍🌸
Great content. Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much ❤️🤗
I am fascinated by vending machines. I can't wait to see these in person in a few weeks!
We miss them so much 😂
How did we miss these vending machines!! The drink with your name Adriana, just wow!!! LOVE IT!
Hehehe it was incredible!
Adriana was giggling waiting for the cake to come out of the vending machine. I have seen this before, looks like pound cake to me and super yummy. My mom makes the best cream cheese carrot cake I’ve ever had and it’s so yummy. Whip cream / ice cream cake yum. Yummy grape cotton candy. I would like some. Dylon not sure about that Pretzel croissant. Solid ice cream. 12 Hrs later for apple/ Cinnamon scone. That looked like an strawberry ice cream cake. Strawberry cake in a soda cane yum. Dylon love caramel. Vending machine did not like Adriana’s money Yes that sound is coming from you. Absolutely Loved Every Minute Including The Bloopers.
Heheeh it was incredible! Oh wow- we wish we could try that carrot cake 😍
I've heard of the vending machine culture in Japan and those cakes in a can are supposed to be awesome 🤗💞
Nice content. Love it . Keep it up ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 🥰🥰
This wa awesome and so different. The offerings were amazing and the look on your faces when you received, smelt it, tasted it and weighed it for some. You guys were like two kids in a candy store.
Hehe we really were!! It was sooooo yummy 😍😍
Wooow they have really EVERYTHING in machines. How cool 😊
Haha it was sooo fun 😍😍
The food looks yummy, love from Australia
Hehe it was all delicious 😍😍
My favorite ice cream ❤
Sooop yummy 😍
I have just found your channel and now I’m binge watching them all U GUYS R SO ADORABLE THATS WHY I CANT STOP WATCHING❤️ love from Singapore! ❤️
Hehe thank you so much!! 😍🤗
I agree they are great.
Those Everyburger cookies are the best! I buy them every time I see them in the US.
Oh they have them in the US? 😍 they were SO GOOD 🤗
They are very hard to come by, but available. Japanese candy is very popular in the US. When I come home and transit through Japan, one carry on becomes all Japanese Candy and sweets. It’s also a major reason we frequently transit through Japan…haha. Can you blame us?? Haha?
They all took amazing! And haha Calippo! Totally. But I only know about those from watching Taskmaster UK lol.
Hahaha calippos are so tasty 😂 but this was SO so good!
Fantastic editing. This must have taken a while.
Thank you so much!! 🥰
I agree, The editing of their videos is first class.
That's a fun video. It highlights though the amount of packaging for each item in Japan is shocking.
Ah yes but they do have a lot of food not packaged! Only seems like everything is packaged because we got food from vending machines (would be very messy if they weren’t packaged hehe)
Wow, I really enjoyed this video. Those machine’s seem so efficient. WAY better than American ones by a long shot. Question; are the vending machines own by different companies or are they owned by the cities? The dessert from the can look yummy. What is the average price of those goodies ?
Thank you so much! 😍🤗 it was all so yummy! I think most of them are privately owned by either a bakery affiliated with them or by the company providing the snacks! They range from 3 USD to 8 USD for each item we got!
初めて見る自動販売機が沢山！
Oh wow! That’s awesome 😍😍
Amazing sweet vlog...japan my fav country
🤗🤗
That was so interesting‼️
I’m Japanese, but enjoyed watching this trial🔥
Hehe thank you so much 🤗🤗
自販機特集！とても面白い企画でした。日本人の自分でさえ知らないマシーンばかりでした。※食べすぎにご注意を
Hehe thank you 😍🇯🇵❤️
I see you both have vending machine fever, I am seeing who drops the first bit down their front I know Dylan mostly is the messier one bless his cotton socks 👍
Came from @Brett Conti's channel. Watching your video and hoping to enjoy the content and become a new subscriber since all i love is everything travel related ❤❤.
Hope you will enjoy 😍
Love the video. My only question is how often is the food in the vending machines changed out? I typically stay away from vending machines because I'm not sure of the freshness of what's being offered. Everything looks so interesting, though!!
In Japan they are changed VERY often! For example, the cakes were all put in that day (they’re dated when they’re put in and also have a very short expiry date put on)! Some things can be kept in there for longer like the biscuits and ice creams! (And any frozen items) 🤗🤗
@@2Passports1Dream great to hear! I would love to try some of these one day!
great land, lodi shararawt ja jaja 🤣🎉🎉🎉🎉 more power and godbless us all 🙏🇵🇭🇵🇭
My trip to Tokyo was stuck inside my head till this day. My most memorable time was visiting Disneysea and riding on the Journey to the Center of the Earth, as well as the spectacular 'Believe! Sea of Dreams' event that brought me to tears🥲 Don't forget about Jamboree Mickey too.😅
You guys should also visit Indonesia someday. Peace!🫰
Oh yesssss everything is so wonderful 😍 loved every moment!
VERY NICE VM 🤗🤗🤗
😍🍭
Cool! Which treat was the most expensive treat you bought? 😅 Was it still worth it?
The most expensive one was 1100 yen (cake in a can) - which is just around 8 USD, definitely worth it 😍
The onigiri cake is a frozen cake, not ice cream. What looks like seaweed is a cocoa crepe.
But the frozen cake has ice cream inside right? Tasted exactly like it!
@@2Passports1Dream Did you like the parts other than the cream? It's supposed to be eaten after thawing.🤔
日本旅行は🇯🇵楽しめましたか？ラーメン、日本そば、天ぷら、からあげ、カツ丼、牛丼、しゃぶしゃぶ、すき焼き、鍋、おでん🍢もっともっと食べて欲しいものがたくさんあります😊
Oh we will be back and eat so much more food 😍
So KOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hehehe 😍🍭
สวัสดีครับขอให้มีความสุขมากๆครับ fc Thailand.
🤗🙏🏼
The best videos you two have made are of Japan. If I had to live in another country, it would be Japan.
Everything about this country is so awesome.
Thank you so much! Oh yes we absolutely love it! Cannot wait to return again 😍
I’ve leisure travelled to Kyoto/Osaka/Tokyo for around 5-6 times before, but didnt think of looking for dessert vendos lolz great idea! I will do this next time hehe The whipped cream one is so random, but I love whipped cream so I will look for that 🤣
Hehe the whipped cream one was OUT OF THIS WORLD! Literally dreaming about it 😂😍 thank you!
If there are vending machines in heaven 😂…they are most definitely Japanese vending machines.
Oh yea definitely! 😍😍
日本人でも知らない自販機ばっかりでびっくり
Hehe they were so yummy 😍😍
how can you say moist with a straight face and twice in a row ?
Pahahaha 😂😅
Also could be called: "Most expensive vending machines in Japan" ahah I have never seen so many vending machines over 500Y, let alone 700!
I personally don't see the point in spending 1000Y on a machine when authentic steaming hot ramen costs the same! Even cake in a bakery is less expensive but great for the anti-social I suppose. :-)
Hahaha they were definitely pricey but WOW some were so incredible we’d pay it over and over again 🥹😅😂
Burger biscuits omfg..
Hehehe so good 😍
I’m curious… I heard that it’s considered rude to eat while walking in Japan, and a friend of mine got told off my an elderly gentleman for eating an ice cream cone while walking along the street. Is this a normal occurrence and did you experience anything like that?
Yep it’s true. It’s not law or anything, just unwritten rules! Eating/drinking by a vending machine is ok, but some people don’t like that either 😂
@@2Passports1Dream oh wow! Good to know. I hope to go there this year or next and I will definitely be trying all the vending machines 😆
Japan has great food. It's hard not to try to eat them all and gain weight. Haha
Hahaha so difficult 😂😅🍭