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This is at the beginning of "Teapot Lane" (or, as my guide called it, "Temptation Lane" ) the wonderful pedestrian street of shops that lead up to Kiyomizudera Temple, which is literally built into the mountainside.

I still miss vending machines everywhere.

If you notice, red buttons signify hot drinks, such as coffees or hot lemonade, etc...blue buttons are cold drinks like sodas and energy drinks and juices.

I should have taken a photo of the vending machine on the floor of my Kyoto hotel...besides the usual hot and cold offerings it also interestingly offered cans of rice crackers and mini-bottles of liquor. Not to mention the ticket machine next to it that sold, ahem, adult pay per view tickets for your room if so desired. (and, I might add, this was NOT a sleazy hotel by any means.)

Description
This is at the beginning of "Teapot Lane" (or, as my guide called it, "Temptation Lane" ) the wonderful pedestrian street of shops that lead up to Kiyomizudera Temple, which is literally built into the mountainside.

I still miss vending machines everywhere.

If you notice, red buttons signify hot drinks, such as coffees or hot lemonade, etc...blue buttons are cold drinks like sodas and energy drinks and juices.

I should have taken a photo of the vending machine on the floor of my Kyoto hotel...besides the usual hot and cold offerings it also interestingly offered cans of rice crackers and mini-bottles of liquor. Not to mention the ticket machine next to it that sold, ahem, adult pay per view tickets for your room if so desired. (and, I might add, this was NOT a sleazy hotel by any means.)