Meet the Japanese Vending Machine that Sells Wagyu Beef

Wagyu Vending Machine

If you’ve ever had the sudden urge to indulge in some pricy Japanese Wagyu steak, then there’s a vending machine out in Japan that can take care of you on the spot.

As reported by SoraNews24, there is a vending machine out in the Japanese countryside in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture that dispenses high quality Wagyu beef steaks around the clock. So if that hankering ever does come for some perfectly marbled Wagyu beef and you happen to find yourself in the area, then the vending machine from Yutakaushi has you covered.

The vending machine is stocked with fresh meat daily and was created as a means for customers to purchase the top-tier beef at any time of the day or night.

SoraNews24 further revealed that the machine has options like “hamburger steaks (1,500 yen [US$13.04]), shoulder roast (1,800 yen), thinly sliced shoulder roast for yakiniku (1,700 yen), as well as offal (1,000 yen), and sirloin steak (1,600 yen).”

After purchasing, the Wagyu beef cuts come in vacuum sealed packaging to ensure premium freshness. Japan certainly has earned a reputation for having some of the most unique vending machines in the world, but having Wagyu beef on deck 24/7 has to be up there in terms of epic food dispensers.

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