This Starbucks is amazing! The shop itself is really nice. It’s historically registered place. So looks nice! Is is modified for the Starbucks. There are spacious inside. And some rooms here. You can find comfortable tables or sofa! It’s really nice Starbucks so far! You can see moats surrounding a castle from the window. There are a public parking by the Starbucks with cheep pay, enjoy!

Ordered a cold brew. Not disappointed at all. Loved their pumpkin scone too!

I think we have got "foreigners" written all over our faces. Server was attentive enough to bring us an English menu. Nice place to chill over hot cocoa in cold weather ! So so tempted to buy their merchandise coz all look so pretty !

Well, its a Starbucks. Average coffee. American things to eat. But at least it is open and the service is excellent because its Japan. Find somewhere else to go if you can, but in this area its limited.

Beautiful rustic Starbucks. Picturesque exterior with modern yet matching interior. Chill vibes with the pristine Starbucks feel.

The building, originally constructed in 1917 during the Taisho era, served as the official residence for the commander of the Imperial Army's Eighth Division. Reflecting the eclectic Western style from the Meiji period, its exterior boasts a mortar finish and characteristic architectural features, while the interior retains the ambiance of the Taisho era with white lacquered walls. The building was handed over to Hirosaki City in 1951 and subsequently became the Mayor's official residence. A significant portion of the original structure was demolished in 1958 to make way for the new Hirosaki City Hall, but it was relocated to the southwest side of the city hall grounds. In 2012, preservation and repair work were undertaken to maintain its historical integrity.

It was maybe the only place in Hirosaki that opened at 7am on weekend. The apple pie was great, it had custard in it. Store exterior and interior set up were both so nice!

Not the first time but always crowded, located just right across the park.

Integrating with local historic building, this Starbucks is an amazing European Japanese style place to visit and enjoy some coffee. - There are plenty of seats here. - There are no chargers around - The toilet is modern style and very clean.

Lots of places to sit and enjoy your beverage

Very nice and popular place to chill after visiting the park. But the famous cups seem to be sold out all the time.

A unique starbucks with an unusual and antique design

Staff was very nice and helpful. Such a cute starbucks.

It's crowded eyerytime. So I revisited in the morning because it was less crowded. We used outside terrace table with a warm sunshine.

Very nice classic building. Built in Year1917 and registered as Tangible Cultural Property" in Japan. An original exclusive coffee available only in this location.

In my opinion, the most beautiful Starbucks in Japan. Different from the Machiya in Kyoto, this place is very relaxing and well-maintained. When we stepped in here, it felt like we were transported back to history.

This Starbucks location is regularly in the top places in Japan to visit a SB due to their interesting design or heritage value. The interior is faithfully preserved and adapted to a coffee shop. A large SB with many rooms, all of which are decorated differently. There is even a small Japanese-style garden in the back. The staff are very friendly and even if there is no customers, I can see them cleaning and hard at work. No chatting unlike in North America.