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Japan is known for having some of the world’s most unique vending machines. From
customized Kit Kats to the first
foot-operated vending machine, there’s no shortage of products you can buy just by pressing a few buttons.
Now, there’s a vending machine that serves up some ramen right away. According to
Grapee, the ‘Local Ramen Selection’ machine that was recently installed in Toyama City’s Arts Shopping Center dispenses frozen ramen bowls for customers.
In total, there are six different types of frozen ramen available, curated from regional restaurants across the nation. Even better, two of the six come from Michelin Guide-listed restaurants: the chicken and salt-based ramen from JUNKSTORY in Osaka, and the chicken soy-sauced based ramen from KaneKitchen Noodles in Tokyo.
Other options include special ‘Fuji Noodles’ from the region of Gunma, and even a black pepper tonkotsu ramen from the city of Toyama itself.
Next time you find yourself craving a bowl of ramen in Japan, just head over to this vending machine and you’ll be slurping away in no time.
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