Starbucks Coffee Kamakura Onari Machi

One of the most unusual Starbucks in Japan. This one actually has a pool and garden that's accessible from the restaurant. It's more a wading pool than a swimming pool, but you're not allowed to enter it, just view it. The exterior architecture is done in burnt wood, to resemble the Japanese shousugiban style. Inside, the store itself, is on the larger side, which is good because this place can get REALLY busy really quickly.

Starbucks are a dime a dozen, however, the Reserve and Roastry are extremely limited and only in select locations. It's definitely worth the extra to get a splendidly made coffee brewed to perfection. Skip the caramel macchiato and treat yourself to a really good coffee. Side Note: the Reserve has its own section inside and a separate menu. The main counter is where you can order but make sure you tell them you want the Reserve so you get the Reserve menu and not the regular offerings.

Pretty cool Starbucks, one I've not seen before. Nice interior and Japanese style garden.

A very nice Starbucks in Kamakura, with a very large sitting area and a nice patio. Perfect for just sitting a relaxing a bit after a day of enjoying the sights in Kamakura. Clean, comfortable. Also a good place to meet with friends and talk for a bit.

Great coffee in a great ambience swimming pool is not for swimming but provides a cool breeze during the hot and muggy summers