You might even look twice. A cashless vending machine for specialty coffee by Blue Bottle Coffee will be born.

Blue Bottle Coffee, a specialty coffee shop that was established in the United States in 2002 and first landed in Japan in 2015, is now loved so much that there are 18 Blue Bottle Coffee stores in Japan. It is a well-known fact that Blue Bottle Coffee is one of the companies that established the culture of specialty coffee in Japan, a culture that was not very popular until now.

Until now, the company has offered freshly brewed coffee, brewed to order in its stores, but as a new experiment, it has launched the Blue Bottle Coffee Quick Stand.

This is a cashless vending machine exclusively for Blue Bottle Coffee, created in response to changing lifestyles and to enable customers to enjoy high-quality specialty coffee in places where cafes are not available or after business hours.

The parking lot will be located in the Mitsui Repark Shibuya 1-chome No. 9 parking lot, a 3-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station, and will open at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, August 7.

The two vending machines will be equipped with three types of coffee: Bella Donovan 200g (1,620 yen), Blue Bottle Coffee's standard coffee bean, and three types of organic cold brew cans (640 yen each), perfect for the hot season, Bright Bold and Single Origin cans. Blue Bottle Instant Coffee" (1,620 yen), which is a powdered coffee made using a proprietary process, and the "Blue Bottle Eco Cup" (1,980 yen), which holds 340 ml and is made from environmentally friendly materials.

If they have cold brew cans in this season, what happens when it gets cold? I can't stop hoping. I don't know how far they will go in the future, but I hope they will be installed in many places.