The world’s first dessert gashapon machine sparks a new trend in Taiwan
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
With gashapon machines being all the rage and available on nearly every street, the items they dispense range from toys to snacks—there's no limit to what you might get. Recently, a cutting-edge new gashapon machine has appeared: Taiwan’s first-ever dessert gashapon machine debuted in Tainan, merging the mystery and fun of gashapon with sweet treats, sparking a new wave of popularity.
A 220cm-tall, pastel-colored refrigerated dessert gashapon machine (Image credit: Egg - Dessert Gashapon Machine)
Conceived by a gashapon enthusiast/sweet tooth/photo addict (Image credit: Egg - Dessert Gashapon Machine)
This eye-catching gashapon machine that combines desserts, gashapon, and photo ops is located onHaian Road in Tainan’s West Central District. Shaped like a bazooka on the outside, it houses a chilling selection of delightful sweets inside. The entire unit was custom-built and is a one-of-a-kind design in the world.
Opening a new chapter for gashapon (Image credit: Egg - Dessert Gashapon Machine)
Spin for an unknown delicious treat for just NT$60 (Image credit: Egg - Dessert Gashapon Machine)
Turn the handle to get a pink or green dessert-filled gashapon capsule (Image credit: Egg - Dessert Gashapon Machine)
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