EDC student podcast
episode 42 - starbucks ... 11 MB
recorded on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
Do you like to drink coffee? What is your favorite drink? Have you ever been to a Starbucks outside of Japan?
Listen to Natsuki, Hitomi and Ryuji talk about their starbuck experiences.
episode 42 - starbucks ... 11 MB
recorded on Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
Do you like to drink coffee? What is your favorite drink? Have you ever been to a Starbucks outside of Japan?
Listen to Natsuki, Hitomi and Ryuji talk about their starbuck experiences.
Hi, This is yumika. I like Starbucks coffee,too.I want to drink green tea frapechino now! Photos are really good to know the each coffee or other dessert for the people who have never been to the Starbucks coffee shop. you guys' Starbucks experiences are interesting.
ReplyDeleteI think you better to post map of special Starbucks in Sanarudai. If you posted a map, listener can know the place more easily.
Thank you!!!
HI!! This is Tomomi. Same as Hitomi, I like Maccya-Frappuccino the best!! It is nice to drink it in summer season.
ReplyDeleteI used to went Starbucks coffee in the U.S, and I got a gift card of there. I don't know they have it in Japan but there were many types of it; christmas, valentine, and so on. I was very pleased to got one because it was so cute!
I want to know how worldwide Starbucks coffee is. Next time you should add how many countries have Starbucks ;-D!!
Thank you for the nice podcast!!
Hello. This is Miharu. I could enjoy hearing about Starbucks coffee. And also I like Starbucks coffee too. "cramel-frappuccino" is the best in for me. Starbucks coffee has variety of coffee so variety of people can enjoy there.
ReplyDeleteI went to Rhode Island in US’s Starbucks. I surprised about difference from Japan for example, kind of coffee and foods. However most surprised of me is there are many big sofas and like beds. Many people drinking coffee to lying and reading books. I got culture shock.
I also want to know how about Asia’s Starbucks like China or Korea.
Thank you for your good podcast.
Hi! This is Atsuko Tashiro from EDC3.
ReplyDeleteI love Starbucks too!! I usually went there and have cafelate. I love cinamon roll too!
I did not know TSUTAYA and Starbucks are together in Sanarudai. That was good information.
I went to several country starbucks...and when I went to Thai-land. They have maccyafrappuccino too... So, it's not Japanese only...
Thank you for good Podcast!
Hello, this is Natsumi. After I listened your podcast, I wanted to drink Starbucks coffee and eat desserts. The pictures work very well. Thank you for nice infromation about Starbucks in Sanarudai. I want to go there!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for interesting podcast.
Thank you for listening! Some countries also have Maccha frapetino, so we hope the origine of Maccha frapetino is Japan;p Japanese Starbucks also gift cards. So you can send them your friends, too. We'll serach the map of Starbucks in Sanarudai and teach you. Thank you for your comments.
ReplyDeleteHi! This is Takahiro from EDC3.
ReplyDeleteMany students often go to starbucks, but I have been there only twice. So, I don't know about that very much. Listening to the podcast, I'm eager to go there next summer vacation. In addition, I was very surprised that starbucks connect with TSUTAYA.
I'd love to drink at starbucks! When I visited to Roppongi in Tokyo, I drank at starbucks where I could read books with.
ReplyDeleteI thought your speeking pace was a little fast. Anyway I enjoyed your podcast. Thank you.
Hi, I'm Yukino. Thank you for your very interesting podcast!
ReplyDeleteI often go to the starbucks and chat with my friends. I also love mattcha-flapetino. I didn't know that it is only in Japan.
I want to know where is the Sanarudai's special starbucks.
Hello, this's Miori.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your podcast! I love Starbucks Coffee too.
I always choose Java chip-flapetino and caramel sauce for free topping!
In addition, I visited the 1st Starbucks Coffee whose symbol mark is old one in Seattle, America. It's very popular spot in Seattle and so crowded.
However, I didn't notice the differences between Japanese Starbucks and other countries', so I want to find defferences in Starbucks overseas
next.
Thank you for telling me interesting information!
Hi, this is Pam. I teach Japanese at the University of New Hampshire in the US. I'm a friend of Mr. Pals.
ReplyDeleteLast month I went to Japan for the first time in 6 years and was surprised at how many Starbucks there are now! I was disapointed that the Starbucks in Japan did not have free wi-fi like many coffee shops in the US.
My local Starbucks has a Green Tea Frappucino. Maybe it's not exactly the same as a Matcha Frappucino, but a little bit similar.
I usually just order coffee or a cafe misto (coffee and milk), but in the winter time the Starbucks around here sell Pumpkin Spice Frappuccinos and Peppermint Mocha Frappucinos. They are tasty.