What's some amazing technology they have in Japan that's very normal to them but would blow our minds here in the US and western world?
You're viewing a single thread.
From what I see joked about in tv and film: toilets.
From what I know from people who have actually been there personally: Vending machines.
Also they have the most advanced KitKat flavors in the world. I want them. But they're like specialities of specific regions kinda like Pokemon. It's wild.
KitKat is Nestle. Fuck that, never give those cunts any of your hard earned money.
I'll just use my 5-finger discount.
That's the spirit
Doesn't really hurt Nestle. The supermarket will buy more inventory, giving Nestle money
Well it's moot anyway; I'm in the US where Nestle sold all their confectionary brands. I just noticed all the kitkats at the store I shop were branded by Hershey now and had to look up wtf. I noticed this before with another candy not too long ago, too. Didn't realize it was literally all their candy brands in the US.
Too bad I want them Japanese ones... 😩
I wanted to try all KitKat flavors until I found out about Nestlé.
Fuck Nestlé!
They have more drink vending machines than you'll believe, with a huge variety ofcold and hot drinks and even soup, but essentially no food vending machines.
There's a sampler you can get on Amazon with like 30 Japan flavors or something, but I don't really like Kit Kat so I've never tried it.