Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

Starbucks Japan released local mugs and tumblers, Starbucks Japan Geography Series, in October last year. When my husband was on his business trip in Tokyo, he bought some mugs and tumblers there. In my previous entry, I've already shared Starbucks Tokyo mug with you, but I totally forgot to write about this Tokyo tumbler! Today, I'm finally going to share this tumbler with you. Starbucks Japan Geography Series Tokyo tumblers and mugs are released at Starbucks branches located in Tokyo only. If you are planning on traveling Tokyo, you should check this Tokyo tumbler there. :)

Many of pictures on this tumbler are same with Starbucks Japan Geography Series mug, but this Tokyo tumbler has more pictures!

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

New Starbucks Japan City Tumblers are named Starbucks Japan Geography Series "Our daily story." As its name, typical life in Tokyo are pictured on this tumbler.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

The Tokyo Marathon is an annual marathon event in Tokyo. Somehow, some people wearing a costume attend the marathon event. This person is dressing up for Tokyo Marathon as King Tut, Tutankhamun, and running a marathon around Tokyo.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

A famous statue of Hachiko stands in Shibuya. Hachiko was the most loyal dog in Japan.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

Tokyo is one of the most important cities in fashion. There are many types of fashion in Tokyo. You will see many stylish and beautiful women there.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

As you can see the photo below, when you travel in Tokyo, you will often see busy business men walking on a pedestrian crossing very quickly.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

If you are lucky, you will see famous Japanese TV shows filming in Tokyo.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

"Pokunai?" is a word young people use in Japan. When you say, "Pokunai?", it means that it looks like. However, when you say, "Pokunai."(without question mark), it means that it doesn't look like. Maybe, the woman in an orange dress pictured below is looking at Japanese TV show filming on the street and thought the TV star looks like someone she has seen on TV. She says to her friend, "Anohito Pokunai? (あの人っぽくない？)" Which means that the TV star looks like someone she knows!

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

You probably see a sumo wrestler wearing kimono walking streets in Asakusa and Ryokoku, Tokyo. This sumo wrestler is wearing a headphone. It looks unusual, but it's a real life in Tokyo.

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

I guess the phrase of "Dayone" was come from Tokyo, but now young people use dayone everywhere in Japan. Dayone is a casual word. It has many meaning; for instance, "Yeah, it is just as I expected!" or "I couldn't agree more!" Maybe, the woman in this picture found that there is a super long line to enter the grand opening famous place which has been often on TV. When she sees that crowded place, she might say, "Dayone.(だよね～)" (Too many people! I expected it though. )

Starbucks Japan Geography Series City Tumbler - Tokyo

Ura-Harajuku is called Urahara, a famous district in Shibuya. It has many unique and stylish fashion retailers. As you can see the photo below, they are as stylish as fashion models, right?