For fans for the most famous coffee chain Starbucks all over the world, here is the list of all seasonal beverages and merchandises sold at Starbucks Japan in 2020. Starbucks Japan releases a large number of seasonal drinks such as Frappuccino and Latte and other items including tumblers, mugs, Starbucks Cards and so on in every season. More and more foreign tourists have been interested in Starbucks Japan’s limited tumblers and mugs that are sold only in Japan. Especially, these seasons are quite popular: New Year, Sakura (Cherry Blossom) and Christmas. Check out all of the drinks, tumblers and other merchandises by Starbucks Japan in 2020 with their prices, releasing date and more details. Don’t miss the chance to stop by near Starbucks cafes if you travel in Japan.

Shuwatto Strawberry Frappuccino

Gorotto Strawberry Frappuccino

©2020 Starbucks Coffee Company.

Season: from 8th to 20th June, 2020 (Shuwatto Strawberry Frappuccino)/from 8th June to 21st July, 2020 (Gorotto Strawberry Frappuccino)

Starbucks Japan Summer Tumblers and Mugs 2020

Season: from 13th May, 2020

Starbucks Japan Summer Tumblers and Mugs Starbucks Japan Ocean-Theme Summer Merchandise Collection jw-webmagazine.com

Butterscotch Coffee Jelly Frappuccino/Butterscotch Latte

Season: from 13th March to 8th April, 2020 (Butterscotch Coffee Jelly Frappuccino)/13th March to 16th June, 2020 (Butterscotch Latte)

Starbucks Japan Sakura Collection 2020

©2020 Starbucks Coffee Company.

Season: from 15th February, 2020

▶︎Check more details about Sakura Collection 2020

Sakura Collection 2020 by STARBUCKS RESERVE® ROASTERY TOKYO

Season: from 15th February, 2020

▶︎Check more details about Sakura Collection 2020 by STARBUCKS RESERVE® ROASTERY TOKYO

Starbucks Japan Valentine’s Day Tumblers and Mugs

Season: 17th January to 14th February 2020

▶︎Check more details about Valentine’s Day Collection

Chocolate with Milk Tea Frappuccino

Season: 31 January to 31 March 2020

Chocolate with Almond Praline Frappuccino ®
Chocolate with Passion Fruit Frappuccino ®
White Chocolate Latte

Season: 17th January to 14th February 2020

Hojicha Cream Frappuccino
Hojicha Cream Latte

Season: 9 to 16 January 2020

New Year Tumblers and Mugs

Season: from 26th December 2019 (while stocks last)

▶︎Check more details about New Year Collection

Azukinako Warabimochi Fuku Frappuccino

Season: from 26th December, 2019 to 16th January, 2020

Season: 26th December 2019 to 16th January 2020

The lineup of the Starbucks Japan’s items list in 2020 is updated once upcoming releases are officialy announced.

▶︎Starbucks Japan’s Tumblers and Drinks 2019
▶︎Starbucks Japan’s Tumblers and Drinks 2018

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