Tokyo’s Whimsical Delight: Discovering A Whipped Cream Vending Machine

Embarking on a playful exploration of Tokyo’s quirks, we’ve stumbled upon an array of captivating vending machines. I can’t wait to share them all with you!

Today’s spotlight shines on a unique discovery: the whipped cream vending machine.

Aptly named “namakuri” (meaning fresh cream), this delightful treat is served in a can, delivering a fluffy and creamy indulgence. Our latest find graces the bustling vicinity of Shibuya Crossing. Nestled within the iconic Shibuya 109 department store’s basement, this whimsical gem awaits near the ascending escalator, offering a delectable twist to your Tokyo adventures.

Indulging in a taste sensation that’s both whimsical and delightful, the whipped cream from Tokyo’s vending machine is an experience. Inside the can, a delightful surprise awaits: a little bit of cake that perfectly complements the velvety texture of the cream. Whether enjoyed on its own or paired with a slice of cake, this whipped cream adds a touch of magic to every culinary adventure. (Yes, people showed up at the machine with a piece of cake to have with their cream.) And for those seeking convenience, the cream’s inherent sweetness makes it an enjoyable treat even without accompaniments – a delightful indulgence that takes minimal planning.

The spoon is included, so all you need is your hunger and some patience to find it.