It seems like Japan has it all, even an Egg Vending Machine. I mean, the Japanese did bring the first touchscreen vending machine to the market. Although, I don't think that the Egg Vending Machine can really compete with Shanghai's Crab Vending Machine, not everyone needs crabs on a daily basis. Eggs, however, will always be a food staple in many households.
The Egg Vending Machine was spotted by Flickr user Josh Berglund when he was traveling around Japan. He noted that each small compartment holds a bag that contains about 10 to 12 eggs. Each bag is priced at about $3. He also notes that the eggs are from a nearby farm and the farmer fills the machine daily with freshly laid eggs.
The Egg Vending Machine was spotted by Flickr user Josh Berglund when he was traveling around Japan. He noted that each small compartment holds a bag that contains about 10 to 12 eggs. Each bag is priced at about $3. He also notes that the eggs are from a nearby farm and the farmer fills the machine daily with freshly laid eggs.
