Starbucks Highest Altitude Store Opens in Japan
According to reports, Japan's Yokoteyama ski resort is visited by about 120,000 people every year, but visitors have been reduced to one-third compared with the past ski fever. The ski resort is located at an altitude of 2307 meters. In order to attract more tourists, the ski resort decided to open the Starbucks coffee shop with the highest altitude in the world.
Reported that the store will be officially opened on the 18th, in this Starbucks coffee shop can taste fragrant coffee, while looking at the sea of clouds and beautiful Mount Fuji. This is the first time Starbucks has opened a coffee shop in a ski resort.
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