Cafes, beverage firms gearing up to stir tea boom in Japan

Cafes, beverage firms gearing up to stir tea boom in Japan

Photo taken in November 2016 shows "The Drip Tea" bags co-developed by Kirin Beverage Co. and Doutor Coffee Co. Major coffee chains and beverage companies have launched new campaigns in a bid to create a tea boom in Japan where coffee has long enjoyed a dominant position. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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