Starbucks Reserve - a spiritual landmark of the park.

Starbucks Reserve is located at the entrance of the south area of the creative park, and it has been with the park for 14 years. It is probably the first Starbucks Reserve to abandon the standard green mermaid logo and use rust coffee color as the color scheme. Among the many artworks on the store's walls, the most impressive is the work of realist master Shogo Ota. His sketch of the first Starbucks store in Seattle's Pike Place Market, drawn with hasty monochrome lines, takes you back in time and outlines the starting point of a dream. Another impressive work is the siren (two-tailed mermaid) holding the sun and moon, drawn by famous free artist Shohei Takasaki with rich colors and vibrant lines. It echoes the Starbucks mermaid logo and gives a strong sense of artistic tension. Of course, my favorite is the sentence engraved on the wooden plaque: "Art is where we express our true self - the creative spirit of Starbucks." Undoubtedly, this Starbucks is a witness to the history of the creative park, and the Starbucks coffee philosophy is in line with the spirit of the park, making it a unique spiritual landmark in the park.