Adorable Vending Machine Selling Origami Turns up in Rural Japan

The vending machine features 18 different designs and a handwritten sign that says “origami” written in Hiragana.

There’s also a little bag at the bottom with another sign asking customers
to please leave the the empty plastic containers from their purchases so they can be used again.

The items on the top row of the vending machine include several designs that will change seasonally.
Right now for spring there are 3 helmets and a sword to celebrate Boys’ Day on May 5th.

Next there are some traditional carp streamers, a traditional Japanese iris
and a special money envelope. These models can all be used for Girls’ Day on March 3,
Boys’ Day and Children’s Day which is also May 5th. All these seasonal items sell for 30 yen each.

The items in the middle row are a bit fancier and sell for 50 yen each.
These include a jumping frog, a set of lips that
open and close, a talking crow, a horse that can flip and a spinning top.

The bottom row features simpler items at 10 yen apiece including a paper plane,
ninja shuriken, goldfish, balloon, rabbit balloon and a balloon with wings.

When @bon_chic. visited the vending machine she purchased the flipping horse,
lips, carp streamer and goldfish.

According to her the quality of the items is fantastic. Each one is made with beautiful
paper to match the designs and folded with perfect, tight folds.