Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Tama Factory

Info

Address:

1-2-9 Fire Stop, East Kurume, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

Seibu Higashi Kurume Station West Exit → Seibu Bus 8 minutes to Musashi-Koganei Station via Nishijo High School, Bus Stop: 1 Chome, Hachiman-cho, right on foot

Business Hours

9 AM to 5 PM (Tours at 10 AM, 1 PM, and 3 PM), approximately 1 hour required

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

Visit of the factory and facilities

Excited by an American diner-inspired entrance

Surprised by the powerful production line

Commemorative photography at the pop culture photo corner is also very popular

"Bubble game" booth to react to hand movements, etc.

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