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Fall Is When The Vending Machines Change Colors In Japan
Blue tags are cold drinks, hot ones are orange
Here, you don’t need to go out and commune with nature to know when autumn has arrived – all you have to do is check your corner vending machine to see how many of the cold tea offerings have switched over to hot tea.
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Hey, that’s the same green tea we have on the ship. Ours isn’t sporting a seasonal orange cap, though.
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Your ship has good taste! That’s my favorite kind of vending machine o-cha, only it’s sold in aluminum bottles, which nearly burn my hands when they first come out of the machine. I’m such a wuss, I only buy it when I’m wearing gloves!
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We have a heated fridge in the ship store and those hot aluminum bottles are a blessing after spending hours in the meat locker…
(The meat locker is combat lol)
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