Starbucks Japan - City Tumbler - Okinawa

        My husband bought this Starbucks Okinawa tumbler in Japan last month. Okinawa is the southernmost prefecture in Japan. We traveled Naha in Okinawa over 10 years ago. Okinawa has many unique foods, such as umi-budo, meaning "sea grapes" in Japanese. We had umi-budo for our first time there. We also had soki-soba, which is Okinawa soba, and chevon. Then, while we were living in Osaka, we loved to go a Okinawa restaurant, ti-anda.

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa

      This is a picture of shisa, a traditional Okinawa decoration, which is usually placed on rooftop. People believe that it protects us from some evils.

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa

     Shisa is usually decorated in pairs.

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa

       These flowers are hibiscus, grow in Okinawa, where is a subtropical prefecture.

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa

      I think this plant is probably deigo, Erythrina variegata, Okinawa prefecture's flower.

Starbucks Japan - Tumbler - Okinawa



Starbucks Japan - Tumblers

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Starbucks Okinawa Tumbler

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Starbucks Yokohama Tumbler

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Starbucks Hokkaido Tumbler

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