Starbucks opened a massive, four-story Roastery in Tokyo, Japan, on Thursday. Here is what it looks like inside.
The super-sized shop serves more than a hundred types of tea, coffee, and cocktails.Another super-sized Starbucks is opening its doors.
On Thursday, a Starbucks Reserve Roastery opened in Tokyo, Japan. The four-story location is the fifth Roastery that the coffee giant has opened around the world. "As the first international market outside of North America, Starbucks Japan has contributed 23 years of innovation for the company globally," Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson said in a statement.The Roastery is located in the Nakameguro neighborhood in Tokyo, next to the Meguro River.Glass walls give visitors a view out to the river, while the light-toned wood is sourced from Japanese forests.Inside is the largest Starbucks Roastery coffee cask in the world, which stretches to 55 feet.
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