1,000 people queue for Starbucks shop opening in western Japan

1,000 people queue for Starbucks shop opening in western Japan

A college student is interviewed after becoming the first one to enter a new Starbucks coffee shop that opened in Japan's least populated prefecture of Tottori on May 23, 2015. Out of Japan's 47 prefectures, Tottori was the only one in which Starbucks Coffee Japan Ltd. did not have an outlet. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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