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These limited-edition mugs, hoodies and even skateboard decks featuring Snoopy and the Peanuts gang are only available in Japan

Fresh from going all out for the sakura season with cherry blossom merchandise and themed decor at its flagship roastery in Nakameguro, Starbucks Japan is turning its attention to the Peanuts gang. You can now pick up cute collaboration goods featuring Snoopy and friends that are exclusively available on Starbucks Japan’s online store.
This is the second time the coffee chain has teamed up with the popular comic by American cartoonist Charles M Schulz. For this series, the Peanuts collection is being released in two drops, with the first range of drinkware already available. The second set will go on sale from Wednesday March 29.
The first collection includes an assortment of colourful tumblers as well as a mug and special gift card. Here’s the breakdown of the items from the first release:
The second Peanuts set includes tote bags, hoodies, baseball caps, skateboards and plushies, which are only available online from Wednesday March 29. There will also be a handful of special items available at Starbucks coffee shops including gift cards and a reusable cup.
Here are the details of the second collection:
Along with the new merchandise, a lineup of Peanuts-inspired food and drink items will be available at stores including a Snoopy vanilla cream frappuccino, Sally Brown oat milk caffé mocha, Charlie Brown cappuccino and two sweet waffles.
For more info on the Starbucks x Peanuts collection, visit the website.
This article was published on Thursday March 23 and updated on Monday March 27.
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