Around-the-clock automated machines in Japan in crisis

Kathmandu. The well-known 'vending machine' culture seen in Japan's streets and tourist areas is now facing a serious challenge. The rise in prices around the world has also badly affected this automated retail business in Japan.

These machines, which once provided round-the-clock service from roadsides to the summit of Mount Fuji, have now become unsustainable.

Express

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