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Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo's Autumn Lifestyle Collection

On September 4, 2026, Starbucks Coffee Japan, based in Shinagawa, Tokyo, will launch an autumn lifestyle collection at Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo. This collection aims to enhance the daily life during the autumn season. Among the highlights is a collaboration with Kamakura Bunya, featuring their signature product, Kurumi-ko. Other items include tableware in partnership with Italian bakery Princi and various products tailored to everyday moments, such as cafe aprons and foldable totes. Not to be missed are cozy blankets and room shoes designed by conditioning brand TENTIAL, perfect for enjoying coffee while relaxing at home during the fall and winter.

Collaboration with Kamakura Bunya

The longstanding collaboration with Kamakura Bunya introduces four new items that beautifully complement the Kurumi-ko experience. Known for its rich filling of walnuts and homemade caramel encased in a buttery cookie, Kurumi-ko is not just a treat; it symbolizes a warm Japanese tradition. The new collection will display unique artwork inspired by the Kurumi-ko packaging, featuring the beloved character Risukun, capturing the spirit of indulgence when enjoyed alongside coffee.

Here’s a closer look at the featured items:

1. Kamakura Bunya Starbucks Reserve Stainless Steel Bottle (355ml) - ¥5,600
- This bottle embodies the aesthetic of the original Kurumi-ko packaging, presented in an earthy dark brown. It employs a vacuum-sealed structure for temperature retention, making it suitable for enjoying soothing hot drinks throughout the seasons.

2. Kamakura Bunya Starbucks Reserve Mug (355ml) - ¥3,900
- Featuring a playful design of Risukun serving visitors at the Roastery Tokyo, this porcelain mug, reminiscent of the Kurumi-ko packaging, enhances dessert moments at home with the perfect blend of fun and functionality.

3. Kamakura Bunya Starbucks Reserve Mini Plate Set (Dark Brown & Ivory) - ¥3,900
- This two-plate set, adorned with artwork from the Kurumi-ko packaging, is ideal for serving Kurumi-ko and other desserts, adding a decorative touch to any coffee-drinking occasion.

4. Kamakura Bunya Starbucks Reserve Tote Bag (Dark Brown & Natural) - ¥3,700
- With a compact design featuring charming artwork of Risukun, this tote bag is both practical and stylish, suitable for everyday outings.

Autumn Essentials for Everyday Life

As the autumn chill sets in, the collection significantly focuses on lifestyle items that resonate with warm coffee moments and leisurely at-home experiences. The carefully curated lifestyle pieces encompass:

• - Starbucks Reserve Soup Mug - Available in Gray and Light Brown (355ml) for ¥3,700, ideal for soups or cereals.
• - Starbucks Reserve Mini Bowl - Available in both gray and light brown for just ¥1,600, perfect for dips and sides.
• - Starbucks Reserve Butter Dish - Priced at ¥6,400, this dish not only preserves butter but elegantly presents it on the table.
• - Starbucks Reserve Soup Spoon - A practical tool at ¥880, designed for hearty soups and featuring branding nuances.
• - Starbucks Reserve Cafe Apron - Crafted from corduroy at ¥8,500, designed for kitchen aesthetics with a touch of Starbucks branding.
• - PRINCI Foldable Tote - Priced at ¥2,800, designed from recycled polyester for versatile everyday use.
• - Starbucks Reserve BAKUNE Blanket - A special product utilizing TENTIAL's SELFLAME® technology for ¥15,000.
• - Starbucks Reserve Room Shoes - Available in Black for ¥15,000, these shoes combine warmth with Starbucks styling.

The items will be available exclusively at Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo and online starting September 4, 2026. Due to popularity, initial purchases are limited to one item per customer for each product on the first day, while subsequent purchases are capped at ten per item until the end of September.

Additional Information

For updates on timings and stock, Starbucks invites customers to check the official website where further details are provided. Since opening the first store in Ginza in 1996, Starbucks has continued to extend its memorable coffee experiences across Japan, now operating over 2,000 stores nationwide.

For more insights or to explore Starbucks offerings, visit: Starbucks Japan