This image captures a wall display inside the Starbucks Kyoto Ninenzaka Yasaka Chaya store in Kyoto, Japan. The display features a series of eighteen traditional Japanese paper fans, or *uchiwa*, mounted on five vertical bamboo poles against a textured, light grey wall. Each fan is white with a green border and green text or logo. The fans are arranged in columns of three, with each bamboo pole holding three fans. From left to right: * **Column 1:** The top fan reads "喫茶去" (Kissa-ko, a Zen phrase meaning "Go have some tea"). The middle fan reads "Murakoze" (likely a local transliteration or name). The bottom fan reads "스타벅스" (Seutabeokseu, Korean for Starbucks). * **Column 2:** The top fan reads "Asante" (Swahili for "Thank you"). The middle fan reads "STARBUCKS" in English. The bottom fan reads "星巴克" (Xīngbākè, Mandarin Chinese for Starbucks). * **Column 3:** The top fan reads "Obrigado" (Portuguese for "Thank you"). The middle fan features the green and white Starbucks siren logo. The bottom fan reads "በርኩኒ" (Berkunī, Amharic for "Thank you"). * **Column 4:** The top fan reads "スターバックス" (Sutābakkusu, Japanese for Starbucks). The middle fan reads "Terima kasih" (Indonesian/Malay for "Thank you"). The bottom fan reads "स्टारबक्स" (Sṭārabaks, Hindi for Starbucks). * **Column 5:** The top fan reads "ستاربكس" (Stārbaks, Arabic for Starbucks). The middle fan reads "謝謝" (Xièxiè, Mandarin Chinese for "Thank you"). The bottom fan reads "Gracias" (Spanish for "Thank you"). Small, white rectangular plaques with black text and a small icon are affixed to the wall beneath some of the fan poles, providing additional information about the display. Strong overhead spotlights cast distinct shadows of the fans and poles onto the wall. The ceiling above is paneled with a light brown, woven material, possibly bamboo matting, interspersed with darker wooden or metal beams. Several circular recessed lights illuminate the area. A white smoke detector is visible on the ceiling towards the upper right. The floor at the base of the wall is black, and a section of a metal grate is visible on the far right, suggesting a transition area or entryway. No people are visible in the frame. in Kyoto, Japan

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Jun 6, 2026

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This image captures a wall display inside the Starbucks Kyoto Ninenzaka Yasaka Chaya store in Kyoto, Japan. The display features a series of eighteen traditional Japanese paper fans, or *uchiwa*, mounted on five vertical bamboo poles against a textured, light grey wall. Each fan is white with a green border and green text or logo. The fans are arranged in columns of three, with each bamboo pole holding three fans. From left to right: * **Column 1:** The top fan reads "喫茶去" (Kissa-ko, a Zen phrase meaning "Go have some tea"). The middle fan reads "Murakoze" (likely a local transliteration or name). The bottom fan reads "스타벅스" (Seutabeokseu, Korean for Starbucks). * **Column 2:** The top fan reads "Asante" (Swahili for "Thank you"). The middle fan reads "STARBUCKS" in English. The bottom fan reads "星巴克" (Xīngbākè, Mandarin Chinese for Starbucks). * **Column 3:** The top fan reads "Obrigado" (Portuguese for "Thank you"). The middle fan features the green and white Starbucks siren logo. The bottom fan reads "በርኩኒ" (Berkunī, Amharic for "Thank you"). * **Column 4:** The top fan reads "スターバックス" (Sutābakkusu, Japanese for Starbucks). The middle fan reads "Terima kasih" (Indonesian/Malay for "Thank you"). The bottom fan reads "स्टारबक्स" (Sṭārabaks, Hindi for Starbucks). * **Column 5:** The top fan reads "ستاربكس" (Stārbaks, Arabic for Starbucks). The middle fan reads "謝謝" (Xièxiè, Mandarin Chinese for "Thank you"). The bottom fan reads "Gracias" (Spanish for "Thank you"). Small, white rectangular plaques with black text and a small icon are affixed to the wall beneath some of the fan poles, providing additional information about the display. Strong overhead spotlights cast distinct shadows of the fans and poles onto the wall. The ceiling above is paneled with a light brown, woven material, possibly bamboo matting, interspersed with darker wooden or metal beams. Several circular recessed lights illuminate the area. A white smoke detector is visible on the ceiling towards the upper right. The floor at the base of the wall is black, and a section of a metal grate is visible on the far right, suggesting a transition area or entryway. No people are visible in the frame.

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