Japan's vending machine industry, a symbol of innovation and convenience, is set to witness a significant technological leap with the introduction of hydrogen-powered machines. Beginning with Expo '70 in Osaka, vending machines in Japan gained popularity and are now an integral part of the country's urban landscape. The partnership between Fuji Electric and Coca-Cola aims to revolutionize this industry by developing the world's first vending machine powered by a hydrogen cartridge, providing a sustainable and portable vending solution. With hydrogen fuel cells, these machines can operate without the need for a constant power source, enabling placement in various locations, including remote areas. This innovation opens the possibility of mobile vending machines that could move around cities for enhanced coverage and accessibility. At the upcoming 2025 World Expo in Osaka, visitors can experience these cutting-edge vending machines, along with traditional Coca-Cola machines integrated with the Coke ON app for cashless and remote purchases. This advancement not only enhances convenience but also promotes inclusivity by allowing individuals with impairments to independently order beverages. Overall, the future of vending machines in Japan appears promising, driven by ongoing technological advancements and a commitment to sustainability and innovation.