Japanese Starbucks concept store Kobe Kitano Inhumans Pavilion is Starbucks worth visiting

Starbucks Coffee American Park Store is the largest landmark concept store in western Japan. The single-family building is built with the concept of "Kobe Harbor Coffee Cruise", imitating the concept of ship departure. The formal bow shape of the dome on the second floor is designed. It is said that there are many details in the store room around these concepts. Unfortunately, when I visited the American Park twice at the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019, I was busy enough to take photos outside and missed the visit. I'm in a hurry almost every time, and I don't have time for a cup of coffee.

Taiwanese crazy Starbucks is not only crazy in Taiwan, but also crazy to go to Japan. I personally love to collect Starbucks cups from all over Japan, and I want to buy cherry blossom cups every cherry season. Of course, it is also very important to collect Starbucks concept stores in Japan ~ on this day I came to Kobe Kitano Inhumans Hall Starbucks, really beautiful!

The Starbucks, which was listed as a tangible cultural asset, was built and owned by Americans in 1907 until it was destroyed by the Hanshin earthquake in 1995.

After that, Starbucks began to operate through the disintegration and reconstruction of building materials.

Both floors are open to the public. This is what the hall on the first floor looks like.

There are quite a lot of seats, with long tables and seats for two for few people.

There are many windows, and the natural light during the day should be quite good. It occurred to me that when I was a child, I watched cartoons with a Nordic background, such as "the Story of Xiaoying", and my rich sister lived in such a house.

Next to the French window in another corner of the first floor, there is a very beautiful painting on the wall. I love it so much.

I always imagine how comfortable and wonderful it would be to write articles by this window if this were my home.

Because there are many cubicles in this house, the ordering counter is in a separate room, which is very special.

Then let's go to the second floor and have a look. Like the often seen American houses, the staircase is at the entrance, so it still comes to the first floor door.

This porch is what I like very much. If you visit during the day, there should be a FU to take pictures on the railing on the front porch.

The staircase on the second floor also has a great sense of history, especially the red carpet.

There are more cubicles on the second floor, all of which are small rooms.

This is a larger room, and the windowless side of the wall is covered with all kinds of photos, most of which are also related to coffee. I think it's a little mixed up (laughter).

There is also a small space like this to decorate some old utensils or books.

This wall is a whole window. Imagine talking and sharing with your friends in the falling sun in the afternoon.

This room is my favorite! The map on the wall and the books next to it just look very interesting.