When Japan is mentioned, one of the first things that come to mind is undoubtedly its vending machines. The vending machines that we frequently encounter in social media videos make many people wonder, “Why are there so many?” brought the question. We have opened the curtain of this mystery for you.
The Japanese, who find convenience in every aspect of their lives, literally like vending machines. become their culture brought. Approximately 2,937,800 vending machines Why do you think they need so many vending machines in Japan? We wondered and researched for you.
Some reasons in many ways logical even if it comes “Was this necessary?” It may make you question…
One of the main reasons is the low crime rate in Japan. So what does it have to do with anything?
If you’ve used a vending machine before, you know that before buying a product First you have to throw the money. This shows that the money is still in the vending machine. Normally, in a country with so many vending machines, you would think that this could be stolen, right? But not so in Japan.
Japan compared to the rest of the world has a lower crime rate It is very normal for them to see these vending machines frequently. After all, who spends all that time walking to the grocery store in the middle of the night instead of buying something from the vending machine? The vending machines, which are seen on almost every street corner, are very difficult for them. provides comfort.
Another logical reason is that Japan has busy working hours.
The reason why vending machines are more common, especially in states such as Tokyo and Aichi, where the workforce is high; in those regions There are more people working. Employees who can relax from intense working hours, of course, take a break from vending machines.
They prefer to spend their already limited time quickly from vending machines instead of waiting in long lines. In short, the number of workers and the number of vending machines are directly proportional we can say.
For example, in some workplaces in Japan, the expected “overtime system” has. Moreover, unless you meet these expected working hours, you will not receive the full monthly salary you should receive.
Japanese people who try to complete their working hours are naturally quite tired. Just to quench their thirst Instead of going to the market or cafe We think people running to vending machines have very logical reasons.
In fact, one of the most important reasons why it has become so widespread is that this vending machine business is now a part of Japan. ‘side business model’ to be seen as.
For example, you work in an office, but the salary you receive is not enough for you? You can make an agreement with a vending machine manufacturer and purchase a vending machine in your own name. Many basic things such as replacement of products and cleaning of the machine are by vending machine manufacturers is welcomed.
In fact, if you give a certain portion of what you earn from the vending machine to the manufacturer, a very profitable business you get it. The Japanese, who did not have time to work due to their busy work schedule, found a solution by purchasing vending machines. This proves why there are so many vending machines today.
Once upon a time, in Japan, items in vending machines were cheaper than in grocery stores.
Before the consumption tax was introduced, prices in vending machines were higher than in general. cheaper was staying. Although prices increased slightly after the introduction of this tax, they are still Between 130 and 160 yen (between 24 and 30 TL) It is possible to get many things. Especially considering the product variety and prices, shopping from vending machines is actually more profitable for many Japanese.
Considering these reasons, we can more or less understand why there are so many vending machines, and we think it is very logical. When we look at the vending machines in Turkey, the products being more expensive than normal Unfortunately, it pushes many people not to use it unless they have to.
Considering Turkey’s busy work schedule, do you think vending machines will increase in our country in the future? We’ll be waiting in the comments.
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