The World in Coffee
| October 4, 2017
Kan Kohi – Japan
In Japan, many companies have attempted to grab a share of the coffee market by selling canned coffee (kan kohi) to busy commuters and office workers.
Kan kohi is available everywhere, including in specialized vending machines that offer the cans heated during cold weather, and chilled during the summer months. All you need to do is crack one open to enjoy a fully prepared cup of coffee!
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