Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Shinjuku Marui Honkan 2F (新宿マルイ本館2階店)

Starbucks Christmas 2010 pamphlet





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9 comments:

  1. Oh! I am looking forward to the Starbucks part of the holidays now!!

    Your blog is beautiful. Melody led me here. Thanks Mel!

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  2. Nice blog! I also was led here by StarbucksMelody. Great photos!

    LatteRose

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  3. Isn't Melody's blog (http://www.starbucksmelody.com/) the best? ;-D

    Linda, thank you for commenting! I LOVE the holiday season, too. Can't wait for this year's red cup at starbucks :-D

    LatteRose, thank you for the comment! All I really have are photos but I'm glad you like them :-D

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  4. LOL ME too! I was reading starbucksmelody's blog on Via Xmas Blend & was led to your blog! Cool blog Kaori sa~n!

    I'm so jealous! I see that SBUX Japan gets Nutty White Mocha & Caramel Éclair latte! I wonder how they are made & I wonder if it's possible to make them w/ normal SBUX ingredients in the US? :D

    Thank you for sharing such great holiday info! Hontoni manzoku shimashita :D
    @rikiyamada

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  5. Melody suggested her readers pop over here, and I am glad she did, so many beautiful photos, it makes me excited for the holiday seasonal items to show up here. The eclaire late drink devine!

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  6. Hi Riki, comment domo arigato! I'm excited about the new drink menu, too! I have no idea how they make the drinks...maybe I'll ask. It starts tomorrow, yay! ;-D

    Hi AmazonV, thank you for dropping by and commenting! I know what you mean! I'm looking forward to the christmas version starbucks card and the coasters :-D

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  7. Jummie, I think I'm going to move to Japan. Just for the Starbucks drinks ;-) Thanks for the great pics!

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  8. Mirjam, thanks for dropping by! You should definitely (At Least!) visit Japan ;-D

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  9. Like your blog. what I like about Japan is the starbucks sakura tumblers. I wish I can have one someday. Each country have different tumbler designs but so far it was from Japan that I like to have the most.

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