Valentine's Day is special in Japan as a day of love and chocolate. Starbucks has joined in the celebration by launching an exquisite collection that captures the essence of romance.
According to SoraNews 24, the range features an array of delightful items designed to make this Valentine's Day memorable.
Tempting Chocolate-Themed Treasures
The collection's highlight is the Chocolate Bar Mug, a must-have for chocolate lovers, priced at 2,050 yen. For those seeking a stylish on-the-go option, Starbucks offers the Chocolate Bar Stainless Steel Tumbler, priced at 4,200 yen. This eye-catching tumbler boasts a cute heart on the backside and a contrasting pink lid, adding a touch of elegance to your beverage enjoyment.
If a more subtle design is your preference, Starbucks has carefully crafted a selection of beautiful choices. The Chocolate Stainless Bottle, priced at 3,950 yen, features an exquisite cake and cookie-inspired design. For those desiring a glimpse of their drink within the cup, the Chocolate "Water-In" Tumbler, priced at 2,450 yen, provides a stunning snow globe-like effect. Starbucks also offers the lovely Stainless Logo Bottle, priced at 4,400 yen, catering to those who prefer a classic white aesthetic.
Spread the love this Valentine's Day with Starbucks' delightful Beverage Cards, priced at 700 yen each. These thoughtful cards allow you to share your affection for Starbucks with someone special, making it a Valentine's Day to remember.
Starbucks Japan's Valentine's Day collection will be available at stores across Japan and online starting January 17th. However, with limited stock, it's advised to seize the opportunity and select swiftly for the ultimate Valentine's Day indulgence.
Embrace the Beauty of Sakura
While enjoying the Valentine's Day collection, Starbucks fans in the United States have also spotted a delightful surprise. The Focus reported that the 2024 Cherry Blossom Collection had appeared early in stores, much to customers' delight.
The Sakura collection revolves around Japan's cherished cherry blossom season, celebrated from March to May. Each cup in this collection is adorned in delicate pink hues and intricate petal designs. Starbucks enthusiasts are captivated by the allure of these Sakura-themed cups, as evidenced by viral videos circulating on TikTok.
The early release of the Sakura collection has created quite a buzz among Starbucks enthusiasts. While the official launch is anticipated on January 30th, several locations have released the collection ahead of schedule. This unexpected treat allows customers to cherish the Sakura season in advance and appreciate its fleeting beauty.
Photo: Starbucks Japan Website


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