Funny, there are huge numbers of vending machines in Japan, kind of surreal to see one on a corner in a residential neighborhood.
I designed Machining centers, good ones; Outlive a Haas 3 to 1 unless you are doing parts at power levels that were available on a Bridgeport in the 60's. My two years managing a manufacturing plant that uses Haas VMCs also proved that a Haas will break down, and you can pound salt for 2 to 3 weeks waiting for the local dealer to help or provide a part.
Several Japanese machines are damn good machines, Mori Seiki being the best I know of, Okuma can be very good if you stay away from their low end machines.
The last machine I designed was called a PMC V750. 3, 4 or 5 axis machining center.
Still a little on Google even though the last one was made almost 20 years ago.
But did you really want to discuss this, or did you just want to bust my balls a little?