Starbucks Coffee located inside the JR Shinagawa Station Shinkansen ticket gate. I visited for the first time. It is integrated with the waiting room, so there are plenty of seats. On this day, I purchased a hot drip coffee at the One More Coffee counter. The coffee served here was Sumatra Coffee.

Before heading to Shizuoka, I stopped by this Starbucks near the transfer gate for the Shinkansen. I bought the Setouchi Lemon Cake Frappuccino, which I always wanted to try but couldn't because it was always too cold when I visited Starbucks. But this time, since I was about to board the Shinkansen, the weather didn't matter, so I finally got to enjoy it. I arrived at the platform and took a picture with the Shinkansen that arrived just before mine. I was rushing around in the morning, dropped my little one off at daycare, and headed straight to the train with a tight schedule, so I rewarded myself with a drink before boarding the Shinkansen. Oh, I remember this taste. Ahh, lemon milk! I was expecting something more sour or refreshing, but it turned out to be quite sweet. It really hit the spot for my tired body. The Shinkansen was chilly inside, so I was glad I could drink most of it while waiting. Thank you for the meal! And just as I was finishing, the Peach Frappuccino arrived! I wonder when I'll get to try this one.

I originally didn't plan to take the Shinkansen, but my schedule got delayed so I had to use it at the last minute to buy coffee to bring on board. I ordered a Starbucks latte. Just like last time, they asked me for the Shinkansen time. Since my ride was short, the short size was just right.

Before boarding the Shinkansen earlier than usual, I stopped by and found the waiting room empty. This time, I remembered to take a photo of the chalkboard art. I ordered the following (excluding tax): Hojicha Tea Latte - Short size for 419 yen, with no syrup. It had a comforting taste and was delicious, perfect for the morning. Seeing Mt. Fuji beautifully was a good omen.

After returning from a business trip, I stopped by Starbucks at Shinagawa Station's Shinkansen platform and had The Melon of Melon Frappuccino! It was filled with plenty of melon chunks and even the whipped cream was melon-colored! It was a satisfying drink full of melon goodness. I hope they make it a regular item!笑

I finished work and dinner, now all that's left is to head back to Shizuoka. I thought about getting a Caramel Frappuccino from Starbucks on the Shinkansen ride back, but I changed it to an iced coffee to consider the calories. Recently, even iced coffee comes in a paper cup.

I had some time before catching the Shinkansen, so I bought a coffee ☕️ and couldn't resist getting an Anko sandwich. Anko is said to improve brain function, making it perfect for breakfast! However, I ended up consuming a high-calorie meal. I'll have to eat lighter for lunch and dinner. Thank you for the meal!

At Shinagawa Station, there is a Starbucks located inside the Shinkansen ticket gates. I bought coffee before boarding the Shinkansen. There was a bit of a line, but I quickly ordered using the mobile order feature I recently learned and didn't have to wait long to purchase. It's convenient when you're short on time. I was able to enjoy my coffee calmly on the Shinkansen.

It's spring, it's cherry blossom season. Can you handle the pink color? During this season, cherry blossom flavors bloom all over the city. Starting with cherry blossom rice cakes, cherry blossoms are delicious. They are cute and glamorous, perfect for spring. However, their cuteness can be a bit embarrassing when purchasing. Cherry blossom rice cakes can be easily bought, but there is a resistance when it comes to cherry blossom chiffon cakes. One representative of the cherry blossom pink color is Starbucks' cherry blossom series, which starts as soon as Valentine's Day ends. Last year, they drew cherry blossom trees with chocolate as the ultimate latte art, but this year they have shifted to focusing on a crispy texture rather than appearance. This Starbucks at Shinagawa Station, located in front of the Shinkansen ticket gate, has a spacious second floor with high ceilings, creating a sense of openness despite being indoors. Apart from the slightly confusing entrance, it is usually quiet on weekdays, and there is a diverse crowd of salarymen, people waiting for the Shinkansen, university students, foreign tourists, reflecting its role as a transfer station. Amidst all this, I am alone, buying a pink drink, and no one pays any attention. Feeling a bit cold still, I enjoy the cute drink with its delicious creamy and crispy texture. It is more milky and easy to drink than cherry blossom-like, making me feel like I found a good spot. However, I couldn't muster the courage to eat the cherry blossom chiffon cake and opted for takeout instead. I know that no one really cares, but there is still a sense of embarrassment in holding something pink.

This is a Starbucks located inside the Shinkansen (bullet train) gates at Shinagawa Station. Since only Shinkansen passengers use it, they pay attention to the departure times of the trains. They are a bit more hurried with those departing from Shinagawa Station. Therefore, they need to show even more consideration than other Starbucks locations, and I feel like they should raise the hourly wage compared to other stores. (Although this may already be the case.) haha I was able to catch my Shinkansen train safely.

I used this store located in the waiting room before boarding the Shinkansen. As a measure against COVID-19, the cash register was not face-to-face, and all money was exchanged through a tray. Also, it was very helpful that they adjusted the serving time to match the boarding time.

★When it comes to Starbucks, I keep a record of my visits for my "My Store Passport" where I focus on the design, location, and service of the store rather than the food and drinks, as they are the same in all chain stores. #MyStorePassport 374th store #Starbucks #StarbucksCoffeeJR Tokai Shinagawa Station Rachi Store #2029 #StarbucksTourismTokyo #StarbucksTourismJR Tokai Shinkansen Shinagawa Station has a Starbucks inside the ticket gates, known as the Rachi Store. The term "Rachi" refers to the fences or barriers, which is probably a specialized term used by railway personnel. While I personally think of "inside the gates" when I hear "station concourse," others may have different interpretations, so expressions like "inside the gates" or "Rachi" are necessary. I sometimes buy a ticket to access the Rachi Store at Tokyo Station, but I rarely visit Shinagawa Station, so it was my first time buying a ticket there. Since there are fewer people who stay for a long time at Rachi Stores, it's easier to use Starbucks for a quick work session when the infrastructure is well-equipped like at Tokyo Station. However, Shinagawa Station only has chairs, so it's probably more common for people to buy something to take out and bring onto the Shinkansen trains. It was an interesting experience. I checked in with a takeout Almond Florentine. #NiceExperience #Rachi #Shinkansen

Chasing after the national tour of Takarazuka Hanagumi, I stopped by Nagoya before getting on the Shinkansen. It was much quieter than when I go on a pilgrimage to the Grand Theater, maybe because I was about 30 minutes later. I ordered the following item (excluding tax): - Drip Coffee Short 319 yen From November 1st, it has become a Holiday Cup, but there are apparently 4 types in 2022. The sleeve also has sparkles drawn on it. The coffee of the day was Italian roast, and I asked for low-fat milk but was given non-fat milk. I've never done a taste comparison, so I'm not sure, but it was delicious. Come to think of it, I once saw someone at a Starbucks pouring both milk and non-fat milk when I asked for low-fat milk.

Hello! I visited a cafe called Starbucks Coffee near Shinagawa Station. I ordered an iced coffee and it was great! I recommend it.

Before heading out on a business trip, I took a break at the Starbucks inside Shinagawa Station. I was planning on getting a Peach Frappuccino, but it seemed they had just finished it and instead were offering the "Jimoto Frappuccino" series. This year's theme is exploring local flavors, featuring the Okinawa Karīchinsu Kō Vanilla Caramel Frappuccino, Ishikawa Iijihōji Tea Frappuccino, and Yamanashi Tette!! Budō White Cream Frappuccino. I chose the hojicha tea Frappuccino. It's a bit sweet, but the aroma of hojicha tea is really nice. You can customize it to make it less sweet and enjoy the fragrance of hojicha tea even more.

This was my 4th trip to Takarazuka. Before boarding the Shinkansen, I stopped by this place. I had the following item (excluding tax): - Iced Coffee (Short) 319 yen I asked for less ice and they added low-fat milk. The iced coffee that day was the Siren Blend, with a delightful aftertaste that I enjoyed. The waiting area had charging outlets, which is heaven if they're available. I could see Mt. Fuji clearly that day, making it a happy journey start.

I used it on my business trip back today. It is located inside the Shinkansen ticket gate. It's usually crowded, but it wasn't too busy around 7 pm on a weekday. - Cold Brew Coffee tall 400 yen / excluding tax - Chocolate Chunk Cookie 191 yen / excluding tax Well, it's the same taste as always. When I have it occasionally, I think it's delicious. Thank you for the meal. * Visit time -> Rating 3.15

While out for work, I decided to stop by Starbucks to get some work done instead of heading home. It's a convenient place where you can work on your PC alone. There are about 6 seats with power outlets, making it possible to work for long hours. Although there are no charging ports, there are 6-8 seats spaced out enough for studying or working on your PC comfortably. It's a very convenient place where you can stay for a short or long time. Of course, the coffee is delicious, and they also offer light meals and sweet drinks. It's a wonderful place where you can spend the whole day. [Menu received] Drip Coffee grande 435 yen

Before heading out on a business trip, I stopped by Shinagawa Station and had a "Ice Double Tall Latte" with an extra shot of espresso to enhance the bitterness. Personally, I think the balance between the milk and bitterness is just right, and it really woke me up. I also enjoyed a "Sausage Pie" made with a meaty, mature sausage wrapped in a crispy pastry. When warmed up, you can taste the juicy sausage filling, making it delicious.

Youthberry Tea Venti (453) Non-caffeine, caffeine-free, decaf. It's delicious even with sweetness, but adding milk makes it murky. A fruity reaction? Is it pectin in fruit?