Starbucks opens a new store in Tokyo with a dedicated working space
Image source: Starbucks Japan
If you're like me who prefers working remotely in a cafe but dread sharing the same table with other customers, Starbucks, in collaboration with marketing firm Think Lab has opened a new store in Ginza.
Image source: Starbucks Japan
Of course the first floor operates pretty much like your bread and butter Starbucks, with a contactless hand-off counter that's part of the new normal. The second floor is the best part where it's fitted out with solo working spaces in the form of individual booths - perfect if you have a video call booked on your calendar and you want that macchiato fix sorted out. The booths are managed by Think Lab, can be booked in advance, and costs ¥300 (approx USD 2.83) for 15 minutes.
If you happen to be in Tokyo, feel free to send us photos of the place and chime in.
