A white, glass-fronted snack and instant food vending machine, branded "Bourbon" (ブルボン), is centrally positioned in an indoor setting in Kyoto, Japan. The machine displays 21 product slots across four rows. The top three rows (slots 1-15) are fully stocked with various packaged snacks, confectioneries, and instant beverages, while the bottom row has some empty spirals (e.g., slot 18). Specific products visible include: * Top row (slots 1-3): Packaged crackers/biscuits (item 1, ¥200) and cream-filled pastries (items 2 and 3, both ¥130). * Second row (slots 4-9): Various flavors of "Alfort mini chocolate" (アルフォートミニチョコレート) including strawberry, milk chocolate, and green tea (items 5, 6, 7, 8, all ¥200), and another snack (item 4, ¥180). * Third row (slots 10-15): Packaged gummies in soda, cola, and grape flavors (items 10, 11, 13, all ¥120), and instant drink mixes or small boxed snacks (items 14, ¥280; item 15, ¥190). * Fourth row (slots 16-21): Packaged crackers/biscuits (item 16, ¥200), stick snacks (item 19, ¥190), and instant food items like rice porridge (items 20 and 21, both ¥140). Item 18 is empty. The control panel on the right side features a bill acceptor for 1000 yen notes at the top. Below this, a digital display shows "000" and "売切中" (urikire-chu), indicating items are sold out or awaiting selection. A numeric keypad (0-9) is present for product selection, alongside "購入" (purchase) and "訂正" (correction) buttons. Instructions are printed above the keypad. At the bottom of the panel, there is a coin return slot with a yellow lever and separate coin slots (500 yen and 10 yen). A small sign at the bottom of the glass front states that the machine undergoes alcohol disinfection during product replenishment. Contact information for Bourbon customer service is provided at the bottom right of the machine, including a phone number and operating hours. No individuals are visible in the scene. in Kyoto, Japan

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Jun 7, 2026

Kyoto, Japan

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A white, glass-fronted snack and instant food vending machine, branded "Bourbon" (ブルボン), is centrally positioned in an indoor setting in Kyoto, Japan. The machine displays 21 product slots across four rows. The top three rows (slots 1-15) are fully stocked with various packaged snacks, confectioneries, and instant beverages, while the bottom row has some empty spirals (e.g., slot 18). Specific products visible include: * Top row (slots 1-3): Packaged crackers/biscuits (item 1, ¥200) and cream-filled pastries (items 2 and 3, both ¥130). * Second row (slots 4-9): Various flavors of "Alfort mini chocolate" (アルフォートミニチョコレート) including strawberry, milk chocolate, and green tea (items 5, 6, 7, 8, all ¥200), and another snack (item 4, ¥180). * Third row (slots 10-15): Packaged gummies in soda, cola, and grape flavors (items 10, 11, 13, all ¥120), and instant drink mixes or small boxed snacks (items 14, ¥280; item 15, ¥190). * Fourth row (slots 16-21): Packaged crackers/biscuits (item 16, ¥200), stick snacks (item 19, ¥190), and instant food items like rice porridge (items 20 and 21, both ¥140). Item 18 is empty. The control panel on the right side features a bill acceptor for 1000 yen notes at the top. Below this, a digital display shows "000" and "売切中" (urikire-chu), indicating items are sold out or awaiting selection. A numeric keypad (0-9) is present for product selection, alongside "購入" (purchase) and "訂正" (correction) buttons. Instructions are printed above the keypad. At the bottom of the panel, there is a coin return slot with a yellow lever and separate coin slots (500 yen and 10 yen). A small sign at the bottom of the glass front states that the machine undergoes alcohol disinfection during product replenishment. Contact information for Bourbon customer service is provided at the bottom right of the machine, including a phone number and operating hours. No individuals are visible in the scene.

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