Does Japan have a monopoly on cool Starbucks? It can seem that way. Later this year, the country is getting yet another neat-looking one.

One of the best-preserved streets in Kyoto is Ninen-zaka. A Starbucks just opened in the area, but you could walk by and not even know it.

Photos have been circulating online showing people in China bringing bowls and pots to Starbucks. While there's more going on than what first appears, it certainly looks like some people were trolling the coffee chain.

Launching this week at Starbucks across the United States, the Unicorn Frappuccino is a unique blend of oddly-purple mango and all the sour in the entire world. Nothing screams "unicorn" like those two things. Except maybe a man being murdered by a unicorn.

For a Starbucks Frappuccino, this looks incredible.

Live from New York, it's Snacktaku, featuring special guest Cecilia D'Anastasio. Watch us drink Starbucks' Pokemon GO marketing tie-in as we ponder whether or not they skinned the Pokemon before grinding them up.