I was looking for a shop and I found it. Surprisingly, there was a tour, so I decided to write about it. I visited a few years ago. At the entrance, there was a vending machine with the name flashing on the screen, giving a welcoming feeling. Photography during the tour is not allowed, so this is the only picture I have. My memory is a bit fuzzy, but others have written detailed reviews, so please read them carefully. It's free to visit and quite interesting. It's a great way to discover new things, gain knowledge, and even receive souvenirs. It was a fun time. There's a rumor that the reason there's no subway in Kiyota is because there's delicious water flowing there, but I'm not sure if it's true. Water is important, but I think having a subway is even more important. Different types of containers and varieties may affect the taste, but Mexican Coca-Cola is said to be tastier than American Coca-Cola. The sweeteners like corn syrup are different. I tried it, but since I couldn't remember the taste of American Coca-Cola, I couldn't tell the difference. I'll also include a photo of Mexican Coca-Cola. Are there other Food Log factory tours available? By the way, I highly recommend the Hokkaido Shimbun factory tour. It's not about food, so I can't write about it here. If you're interested, look it up and consider visiting during the summer vacation. Don't forget about the Coca-Cola factory tour too!