AI Free Coffee has opened an F COFFEE Station at TRIAL GO Ekoda Sakaecho in Nerima, Tokyo, starting September 30, 2026. The self-service station lets shoppers pick up a freshly brewed coffee while visiting the supermarket.
The station is available 24 hours a day, every day, although service may pause temporarily for maintenance. Subscribers receive one eligible coffee free each day, while the service also accepts customers who prefer to buy drinks individually.
The free daily selection includes Light Roast, Dark Roast, and Americano, served hot or iced. Additional subscriber drinks cost from ¥130 (tax included), and the monthly plan costs ¥1,280 (tax included). Customers who register by December 29, 2026, can continue at the commemorative rate of ¥1,080 (tax included) per month.
About the F COFFEE Station
F COFFEE Station combines a coffee machine with a dedicated smartphone service to provide a fully cashless, self-service experience. The original F COFFEE blend uses beans selected from around the world and is finished at a partner roasting facility with more than 40 years of roasting experience.
Highlights
- One eligible coffee per day is free for subscribers: Light Roast, Dark Roast, or Americano.
- Second and later subscriber drinks start at ¥130 (tax included) per cup.
- The standard monthly subscription is ¥1,280 (tax included).
- Members who register by December 29, 2026, can keep the ¥1,080 (tax included) monthly rate.
- The reusable F COFFEE subscription tumbler costs ¥2,000 (tax included), while a paper cup costs ¥30 (tax included).
- The first 200 subscription members receive a free tumbler as an opening promotion, while supplies last.
Menu & Availability Details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | F COFFEE Station at TRIAL GO Ekoda Sakaecho |
| Menu / items | Light Roast (hot or iced); Dark Roast (hot or iced); Americano (hot or iced); planned additions include Matcha Latte and Hojicha Latte |
| Release date | September 30, 2026 |
| Period | Service begins September 30, 2026; opening registration rate available through December 29, 2026 |
| Location | TRIAL GO Ekoda Sakaecho, Nerima, Tokyo |
| Stores | TRIAL GO Ekoda Sakaecho |
| Address | 29-2 Sakaecho, Nerima-ku, Tokyo |
| Price | One eligible subscriber coffee per day: free; additional subscriber drinks: from ¥130 (tax included) per cup; monthly subscription: ¥1,280 (tax included); opening registration rate: ¥1,080 (tax included) per month; reusable subscription tumbler: ¥2,000 (tax included); paper cup: ¥30 (tax included) |
| Official website | F COFFEE official website |
Before you buy
- When can I use the F COFFEE Station?
- Service begins September 30, 2026, and the station is open 24 hours a day throughout the year, except during temporary maintenance.
- How much is the F COFFEE subscription?
- The regular monthly fee is ¥1,280 (tax included). Customers who register by December 29, 2026, can continue at ¥1,080 (tax included) per month.
- What do I need to receive a subscriber drink?
- Customers need a reusable F COFFEE subscription tumbler, priced at ¥2,000 (tax included), or a paper cup priced at ¥30 (tax included). The first 200 subscription members receive a tumbler free while supplies last.
Using the station requires a one-time smartphone registration at the store. After selecting a drink on the dedicated page, customers receive a QR code and hold it up to the coffee machine’s camera. Brewing and collection are completed through the self-service system, without cash handling.
The station currently focuses on three coffee choices, each available hot or iced. AI Free Coffee plans to add milk-based drinks such as Matcha Latte and Hojicha Latte in the future, giving non-coffee drinkers more options. Menu availability can differ by station, so customers should check the official website for the latest information.
The TRIAL GO location marks the brand’s first installation in a food supermarket. AI Free Coffee says it intends to expand the service to more everyday locations, including retail stores, offices, public facilities, and sports venues, while keeping the operating process simple for its partners.
