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がちゃちゃがぽん! 🤩🤩🤩 Gacha Gacha! I was able to arrive safely in Japan the other day. The PCR test was negative, there was no quarantine period, and I was able to return home by public transportation, which was not allowed under the previous regulations.When I arrived at Kansai International Airport, I found something I had missed and something I felt very nostalgic. It is a gacha.Gacha is called a capsule toy, and when you pay for it, a small capsule comes out of a vending machine, and inside that capsule is a small toy.It is a familiar toy in Japan. That being said, they are quite special overseas and are recognized to some extent among Japanese culture enthusiasts as a "Unique Japanese toy culture."I was exhausted when I arrived at the airport, so I only took pictures, but later I tried Gacha in the neighborhood.I also remember when I was a little child, I went shopping with my mother and when she had change, I begged her to give it to me and I played Gacha with it.I had a full backet collection of eraser-shaped toys that I bought from Gacha. It is a really nostalgic memory.This time I got a metal slime, a monster from Dracon Quest. I won a cute character! I hope to enjoy a lot of nostalgic Japanese culture like this while I am back in Japan. https://ecency.com/japanese/@mizuosemla/gacha-capsule-machines-which-you-can-get-japanese-toys #Japan #Japanese #culture #Osaka #gacha

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