Dozens of free-roaming bunnies at this temple now have a new overlord looking out for them.
Sado Island
History buffs, nature fans, and Japanese culture enthusiasts will want to check out this island in the Sea of Japan.
One of the many things we love about Japan is its impressive variety of vending machines. We’ve seen everything from orange juice that looks like soy sauce to cans of hot, clam-packed miso soup make its way to the hands of customers through the wonders of mechanised distribution.
Recently, we stumbled on a machine we’d never seen before, and one that’s unique even by Japanese standards. Meet the persimmon vending box that delights customers on Sado Island with a rare variety of fruit that’s only grown locally, away from mainland Japan.