397,000 tonnes consumed
Japan consumed 397,272 tonnes of coffee in 2025 (99.3% of the prior year), maintaining its position among the world's largest coffee markets.
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Speciality coffee in Japan
Japan is the world's fourth-largest coffee market by volume, blending kissaten tradition with canned coffee ubiquity and a thriving specialty scene. Over three-quarters of the population drinks coffee, and Tokyo specialty prices reflect the country's premium café culture.
Import market — does not grow coffee commercially
Coffee by the numbers
Sourced figures on consumption, drinking habits, prices, and coffee culture. Every stat links to its original source — we do not estimate or invent data.
Favorite coffee style
Canned / ready-to-drink coffee
Alongside traditional formats
Specialty espresso price
350–550 JPY
Published specialty café menus
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Speciality roasteries in Japan
Live counts from the Speciality Coffee Online roastery directory — roasteries based in Japan that you can compare and order from online.
Listed
3
roasteries in our database
Subscriptions
0
offer recurring delivery
Cities
1
in our city finder
Most roasteries by city
Tokyo · 2Fuji · 1
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Fourth globally
Japan ranks fourth globally in total coffee consumption (ICO 2023 data cited by AJCA).
400 cups per year
Japanese per-capita consumption is roughly 400 cups per year — compared with about 150 in Hong Kong and 100 in Taiwan.
Cities in Japan
Each city page shows how many roasteries deliver there, a map to find them, and local directory statistics — linked to national coffee facts above.
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Statistics reflect published research and industry reports at the time of compilation. Figures may use different years or methodologies — follow source links for full context. Directory counts reflect roasteries listed on Speciality Coffee Online.
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