The most elegant new Starbucks store: a lazy afternoon in the centennial town of Kyoto

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Starbucks Coffee has become an indispensable spiritual food in many people's daily life. As one of the leaders of global coffee brands, Starbucks also chooses the store style according to the local flavor of its stores, and has opened many specialty stores around the world.

As we are familiar with the Starbucks Ice House in Central, Hong Kong, sitting in the "card seat" to enjoy the old Hong Kong style, or Taiwan's Starbucks Cape store, reliving the bustling days of a hundred years ago in the old mansion, these specialty stores let us have a special taste when tasting coffee.

This summer, Starbucks opened a new branch in the ancient city of Kyoto. Near the elegant and charming Qingshui Temple, the century-old town house is filled with the aroma of coffee.

Starbucks Erning Saka Teahouse in Kyoto

When walking through Kyoto, I walked through the old houses made of wood and long and far-reaching structure, always yearning for the town life full of Kyoto people. Starbucks Kyoto Erning Sakura teahouse seems to have the dream of becoming a country of its own. This is the first Starbucks branch in the world that allows customers to sit on tatami mats and drink coffee. Ingenious use of the old materials and structure and combined with the storefront, so that the town culture fusion of Western elements, stimulate a novel spark, visitors here, can enjoy a cup of mellow, immersed in the leisurely out of time.

Walk gracefully through the corridor of Machiya for a century and sigh a stylish cup of coffee on the tatami.

* Starbucks Erning Sakura teahouse in Kyoto will officially open on June 30. The next time you visit Kyoto, you might as well go to this time-rich Machiya Starbucks to make yourself look elegant in the capital!

Starbucks Erning Saka Teahouse in Kyoto

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