Starbucks Coffee Japan launches three new orange-and-mango summer drinks on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, at stores nationwide. Leading the lineup is the Orange & Mango Frappuccino®, joined by a fizzy Chillax Soda Orange & Mango and a black-tea-based Craft Juicy Orange & Mango Tea.
All three are limited-time drinks at Starbucks in Japan. Each one layers orange pulp, mango juice, and blood-orange jelly into a bright citrus drink — a cooling pick-me-up on a hot afternoon.
This guide covers the price, size, and contents of each drink, plus where to find them, how to customize, and a few Starbucks basics worth knowing if you're traveling in Japan.
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The three summer drinks
Here's the full lineup. Prices are tax-included and quoted for takeout; drinking in-store runs about ten to fifteen yen more.
The drinks are sold under their Japanese names, shown under each heading below. The English names here are our own translations — there's no official English name — so show the Japanese name at the counter when you order.
Orange & Mango Frappuccino® (¥707 takeout / ¥720 in-store, Tall only)
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The star of the lineup (Japanese: ぎゅぎゅっと オレンジ ＆ マンゴー フラペチーノ®). A base made with four kinds of orange is blended with mango juice and orange pulp, then finished with blood-orange jelly, whipped cream, and a honey blood-orange sauce. The sweetness and a gentle bitterness build in layers, making it the most dessert-like of the three. It comes in Tall size only.
Chillax Soda Orange & Mango (takeout: Tall ¥579 / Grande ¥624 / Venti® ¥668)
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The refreshing, fizzy pick (Japanese: チラックス ソーダ オレンジ ＆ マンゴー). Orange pulp and mango juice meet blood-orange jelly and Starbucks' own Green Citrus flavored syrup over soda. Bright and bubbly, it's the one to reach for when you want a reset. In-store prices are Tall ¥590 / Grande ¥635 / Venti® ¥680.
Craft Juicy Orange & Mango Tea (takeout: Tall ¥618 / Grande ¥663 / Venti® ¥707)
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A crisp black-tea drink, and the least sweet of the three (Japanese: クラフト ジューシー オレンジ ＆ マンゴー ティー). Orange pulp, mango juice, and blood-orange jelly sit over a brisk black tea, so the citrus reads fresh rather than syrupy. It's the easiest of the three to have alongside food. In-store prices are Tall ¥630 / Grande ¥675 / Venti® ¥720.
When and where to buy
The drinks go on sale Wednesday, July 22, 2026. You can buy them at Starbucks stores across Japan, but a handful of locations don't carry them, and Starbucks hasn't published the list of exceptions — so if you have a specific store in mind, check ahead.
According to the official release, drinks may temporarily go out of stock or end early, and no closing date has been announced. If your trip lands right around the launch, go sooner rather than later.
Customizations and tips
Starbucks suggests a few official tweaks. For the Frappuccino, add White Mocha syrup or citrus pulp; for the soda, add citrus pulp. For the tea, you can switch the black-tea base to passion tea. Syrup and topping add-ons may cost extra, so check the price at the counter.
The Frappuccino comes in Tall only, while the soda and tea come in Tall, Grande, and Venti®. Go large when you want to linger over it, smaller when it's alongside a meal.
Starbucks basics for visitors
Starbucks runs 2,116 stores across Japan (as of March 31, 2026, including 201 licensed stores), usually close to major stations and shopping districts — an easy place for a break or to meet up.
Drink sizes, smallest to largest, are Short, Tall, Grande, and Venti® — Venti is the largest size sold in Japan. Among these new drinks, the Frappuccino is Tall only, while the soda and tea start at Tall and go up.
"Frappuccino®" is Starbucks' brand name for its blended-ice drinks. In Japan, new seasonal versions arrive throughout the year, so a limited flavor like this one is part of the fun of timing a visit.
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This article was translated from the original Japanese with AI assistance and reviewed by our editorial team. The Japanese version is authoritative.
