Starbucks Japan is dropping a second Japan-exclusive cherry blossom collection

Following the release of its recently announced first cherry blossom collection, Starbucks Japan just unveiled its second drop featuring even more sakura-themed merchandise. The new Japan-exclusive series of goods will be available online from February 25 at 8pm and can be bought in stores from Friday February 28.

Departing from the pastel pinks of the first collection, this second range is called 'Sakura Evening' and is inspired by hanami during the evening, featuring pretty purples and the colours of the sunset. 

Here’s the full list of the second drop, including prices:

• Stainless Steel Bottle Purple (381ml, ¥4,500) 
• Stainless Steel Bottle Orange Gradient (473ml, ¥5,200) 
• Stainless To Go Logo Tumbler Beige (355ml, ¥4,500)
• Stainless Bottle Blue (444ml, ¥4,750)
• Stainless Steel Bottle Purple Gradient (473ml, ¥5,150)
• Stainless Steel Bottle Stanley Pink (473ml, ¥5,450)
• 3 Way Stainless Tumbler Stanley Purple (414ml, ¥5,200) 
• Stainless Steel Bottle Light Purple (350ml, ¥4,450)
• Double Wall Heat-Resistant Glass Cup (296ml, ¥3,400)
• Heat-Resistant Glass Mug Pink Gradation (355ml, ¥2,800)
• Handle Lid Bottle (710ml, ¥2,850)
• Tumbler Purple (355ml, ¥2,500)
• Stainless Mug Petal Handle Purple (355ml, ¥4,000)
• Mug White (355ml, ¥2,900)
• Starbucks Mini Cup Gift (¥1,150)
• Beverage Card Purple (¥750) 
• Blanket with Storage Pouch (¥2,750)

In addition to the main collection, there's also a special blue-coloured night series which you can only purchase online. To check out and shop the full collection, visit the website.

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