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Do you know these ancient coffee utensils in the history and culture of coffee?

Published: 2026-05-17 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/05/17, On October 1st, 1987, the only UCC Coffee Museum in Japan opened, located in the central district of Kobe, Japan. It was built by the world-famous Uamashima Coffee Co., Ltd. to commemorate its 60th anniversary. Its appearance refers to the modern design of the impression of Islamic temples, which regard coffee as a precious drink. U

On October 1st, 1987, the only UCC Coffee Museum in Japan opened, located in the central district of Kobe, Japan. It was built by the world-famous Uamashima Coffee Co., Ltd. to commemorate its 60th anniversary. Its appearance refers to the modern design of the impression of Islamic temples, which regard coffee as a precious drink. The UCC Coffee Museum suffered little damage in the 1995 Kobe earthquake because of its unique design.

This roaster is like a Chinese popcorn machine. This foreigner is equipped with explosion-proof clothes. It means popcorn. Is it really necessary?

Is such a mini bean dryer heated with candles or alcohol?

It's just grinding beans. Isn't that a little grandiose?

Isn't it obviously Chinese style? it's still good to take it back and grind some pepper.

Source: do not understand coffee

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