The Coca-Cola Tama Plant is a very popular site for factory tours, which are free of charge and the plant thoughtfully gives out drinks and notebooks. Inside the exhibition hall, the history of Coke and how it was promoted in Japan is explained in detail. You can see the extensive lineup of Coca-Cola products in Japan, including a variety of teas, coffees and beverages, as well as some new varieties that are rarely seen in Japan. In addition, the showroom displays photos of Coca-Cola delivery vehicles at work throughout Japan, the evolution of packaging, and the history of vending machines, with a fun SNS hot spot set up just for taking photos. No photos are allowed inside the factory, and the production line is fully automated, capable of filling 600 bottles of Coke per minute. Through the tour channel at the top, we can see these huge cylindrical mechanical devices running methodically like clockwork gears, from empty bottles to filling, to labeling, packing and shipping, the whole process is neat and tidy, the extremely comfortable visual experience is simply a boon for people with obsessive-compulsive disorder. The factory also describes in detail the many efforts they have made to protect the environment and to feel the company's commitment to social responsibility.