Starbucks Japan Holiday 2026: 3 New Tea Drinks, a Santa Cookie Topping and the Bearista Tumbler
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Starbucks Japan's holiday 2026 menu is all about tea. From November 2, you can try three seasonal tea drinks that are only sold in Japan. Here are the drinks, their prices in yen, and a few tips for ordering them on your trip.
This year's theme: a holiday tea party
Instead of the usual coffee-based holiday drinks, Starbucks Japan is celebrating 2026 with three very different tea drinks. The idea is simple: pick the one that fits your mood and enjoy a little "tea party", on your own or with friends.
The 3 new holiday tea drinks
Joyful Medley Strawberry Creamy Tea Latte

- Japanese menu name: ジョイフルメドレー ストロベリー クリーミー ティー ラテ
- Price (Tall): ¥638 to go / ¥650 for here
- A tea latte made with Starbucks' winter blend "Joyful Medley" — black tea with oolong and jasmine tea and an apricot note
- Topped with strawberry-flavored mousse and freeze-dried strawberries
Earl Grey Chocolate Frappuccino®

- Japanese menu name: アールグレイ チョコレート フラペチーノ®
- Price (Tall): ¥678 to go / ¥690 for here
- An Earl Grey Frappuccino® with chocolate sauce and chocolate chips, served with a wide straw
Royal Milk Tea

- Japanese menu name: ロイヤル ミルク ティー
- Price (Tall): ¥609 to go / ¥620 for here
- An original blend of Darjeeling, Assam and Ceylon teas with milk, topped with buttery shortbread crumbs
Limited time: the "Be a Santa" cookie topping

- Price: ¥69 to go / ¥70 for here
- Available November 2 to November 19, 2026, while supplies last
- One of three cookie designs (present, Christmas tree or Santa hat) is chosen at random — you can't pick the design
- Available on iced drinks topped with whipped cream or mousse foam
A souvenir idea: the Bearista glass tumbler

- Japanese product name: ホリデー2026ギフトボックス入りグラスタンブラーベアリスタ473ml
- Price: ¥4,600
- A 473 ml glass tumbler with Bearista wearing a Santa hat — the bear looks different depending on the color of your drink
- Comes with a removable silicone lid in a gift box
Tips for ordering in Japan
- Showing the Japanese menu name on your phone is an easy way to order
- Not every store carries every item, and popular drinks can sell out early
- If you have allergies or want to avoid caffeine, check the product information on the official website or ask in store
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- Starbucks Coffee Japan press release (in Japanese), October 26, 2026 (checked October 28, 2026)



