Japanese Yen? Don’t Let It Go Unused – Narita Airport’s GACHA Vending Machines Are Super Fun
The gachapon machine area at Narita Airport features a total of 171 machines, giving gachapon enthusiasts plenty to enjoy. (Image source / Narita Airport)
On July 29, 2016, Narita Airport previously set up 190 gachapon machines as a limited-time attraction, featuring products from major toy manufacturer TAKARA TOMY for two months until the end of September. Due to good returns and strong support from passengers, the airport reinstated this gachapon machine zone starting December 5, letting travelers use up every last bit of spare change. It’s a way to make your final Japanese purchases count—satisfying for passengers and profitable for both the gachapon vendors and Narita Airport. It’s a highly praised feature.
GACHA is the Japanese word gacha, meaning gachapon (capsule toy vending machine).
It’s a shortened form of gachapon.
Japanese gachapon culture is one of the items many travelers to Japan are interested in and spend money on. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots / Cheryl)
In addition, Narita Airport’s official Facebook page officially launched on December 1, and it also announced the opening of “Air BICCAMERA” on the fourth floor of Terminal 2, providing passengers with more convenient shopping options before their flights.
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