The new dessert beverage fills Mr. Sato’s heart with sadness, and makes the rest of us want to drink it even more.
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Step back in time with the Purin A La Mode Frappuccino, only available for a limited time.
Before Starbucks existed in Japan, there were kissaten coffeehouses. Now there’s the Starbucks kissaten.
New lineup will make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time to the heyday of Japanese coffeehouses.
Many things go well with coffee, but zesty lime has got to be one of the boldest combinations.
With all of the delightful flavors available, it can be hard to choose. We’re here to help!
Tumblers with cat ears and whipped cream lids are just some of the new designs in this gorgeous limited-edition collection.
We try the newest Japanese Frappuccino, with a name so long that even Starbucks’ own employees can’t remember it.
Coffee-soaked sponge pieces are just one of the many reasons to fall in love with this new dessert beverage.
Our Mr. Sato simply loaves the bread he bought at Japan’s biggest and fanciest Starbucks store, Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo.
Coffee fans will want to try these limited edition Starbucks Japan drinks while they’re available, because this time, the focus really is on the coffee.



































































