Starbucks Japan Launches Pokémon Collaboration with Pikachu Latte and 41 Goods

Starbucks Japan has unveiled a major new collaboration with the Pokémon franchise, featuring 41 exclusive limited-edition items adorned in original artwork by illustrator Hikaru Ichijo. The centerpiece of the collection is the Pikachu Honey Cream Latte, a beverage created from a winning recipe submitted by barista Junko Nitta during a nationwide competition that received over 700 entries. This drink combines espresso with caramel and honey to mimic Pikachu’s coloration, topped with heart-shaped cream pieces inspired by the character’s cheeks.
The merchandise range includes reusable cups, stainless steel bottles, mugs, and aprons, with prices ranging from 1,500 yen for acrylic charms to 6,600 yen for certain bottles. In-store availability begins on September 30, while additional items are available through the official online store. Customers purchasing the latte receive an original collaboration sticker while supplies last.
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Key facts
- Release Date
- September 30
- Total Items
- 41
- Latte Price (To Go)
- 678 yen
- Latte Price (Dine-in)
- 690 yen
- Illustrator
- Hikaru Ichijo
Tags
- #Bottles
- #Collaboration
- #Cups
- #Drinks
- #Drinkware
- #Frappuccino
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