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Netflix is releasing special canned cola cocktails in Japan

The new Horoyoi Netflix Cola Sour features images of popular Netflix shows including 'Squid Game', 'Love Village' and more

Kaila Imada
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Kaila Imada
Associate Editor, Time Out Tokyo
Horoyoi Netflix Cola Sour
Photos: Suntory Holdings Limited
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Forget Netflix and chill – in Japan, fans can look forward to some Netflix and kanpai as the streaming giant is releasing a special canned cocktail on Tuesday November 5. The new alcoholic beverage is a collaboration between Netflix Japan and Suntory's classic Horoyoi brand which specialises in sours (carbonated drinks made from a mix of shochu and sweet, mostly fruity flavours). 

This Netflix collab cocktail is a cola-flavoured sour and the cans feature fun illustrations of four highly-anticipated shows coming soon on the streaming platform. Here’s a closer look at the cans.

Horoyoi Netflix Cola Sour
Photos: Suntory Holdings Limited

Look out for the 'Squid Game' and 'Love Village' designs. These two hits are coming back with their second season this autumn.

Horoyoi Netflix Cola Sour
Photos: Suntory Holdings Limited

The other two cans feature illustrations of 'The Queen of Villains' and 'Talk Survivor'. 'The Queen of Villains' is a new show revolving around Japanese women pro wrestling in the 1980s while comedy-reality show ‘Talk Survivor’ just premiered its third season.

Priced at ¥148, the new canned cocktails will be available nationwide on November 5. For more details, visit the website.

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