Rich, mildly sweet and absolutely refreshing coffee. Before I went to Japan I wouldn’t drink any coffee simply because it was bitter. But after visiting Japan I began a new love for the taste of milky sweet bitter coffee. This one was so far my favourite vending machine purchase.
—Tofu
The Flying Tofu 
Im the same, hate bitter coffee but love sweet milky coffee.
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Hurray!! 😊
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Interesting. I never saw anything like that before. Have not seen it here in the USA. Is it hot? or room temperature or cold.?
Pat
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It was cold straight from the vending machine 😊
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大人 オトナ
This is the magic of Japanese … even it’s “ otona”. But between Kanji and katakana ,there is a big different meaning 😀
Katakana otona オトナ indicates more something “ mysterious “ or “ interesting “..( even “ naughty” ).
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Totally true ❤️❤️❤️ the magic of words!
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I’ve had the exact opposite experience with the coffee here. I was a habitual iced coffee drinker back home in Aus but since coming to Japan I rarely touch the stuff. I don’t know what they use in it here but it’s too bitter and I can’t stand the creamer or whatever it is they use instead of fresh milk
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Awwww everyone has different taste buds, and there’s just so many different types of coffees in the world. I’ve tried lavender coffee when I was in Hokkaido and still it is a favorite of mine 😊
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