Haneda Airport|Ramen vending machine from Silicon Valley|Tonkotsu, soy sauce, salt, miso
On Wednesday, March 23, Japan Airport Terminal, which operates Haneda Airport, installed the first ramen vending machine "Yo-Kai Express" from Seattle, USA, on the first floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2.
The types of ramen are tonkotsu, soy sauce, salt, and miso. The name is written in English characters that are easy for tourists visiting Japan to understand. The price is 790 yen. After ordering, hot ramen will be served in about 90 seconds. Payment is made by transportation IC, credit card (Visa, Mastercard), and electronic money (nanaco, Rakuten Edy). Cash payment is not possible.
The detailed installation location is in the 24-hour vending machine restaurant on the 1st floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. The flow line is at the back of Tully's Coffee. Ramen noodles can be eaten at the counter on the spot. Carrying materials are also available.
The vending machine is manufactured by Yo-Kai, a startup from Silicon Valley in the United States. The name comes from the Japan word for "yokai". The company is a company that provides Japan food products in the United States. In November last year, a demonstration experiment was conducted at a hands-on store in Shibuya, and this time Haneda Airport is the official first machine.
Japan Airport Terminal said, "We want you to experience the ramen vending machine that landed for the first time in Japan, and we have installed unique vending machines such as local products at various places at the airport." I am PR.
