The facility draws its water supply from the subterranean aquifers of the Kirishima volcanic mountain range.
The factory utilizes advanced automation to produce thousands of bottles per hour across multiple beverage lines.
The onsite museum houses a collection of rare Coca-Cola commemorative bottles from different countries.
The park grounds are designed to showcase native flora consistent with the Ebino Plateau ecological zone.
Green Park Ebino serves as the primary production facility for Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan in the Kyushu region, integrated with an educational museum. The site allows visitors to observe the high-speed bottling process of various beverages through dedicated glass-walled observation corridors. Interactive exhibits track the history of the Coca-Cola brand, including vintage advertisement displays and international packaging collections. The facility is situated at the base of the Kirishima mountain range, utilizing the region's high-quality groundwater for production. Educational displays explain the factory's sustainability initiatives, including water resource protection and energy-efficient manufacturing. The surrounding outdoor area features manicured lawns and park-like landscapes reflecting the company's regional branding.
The large Coca-Cola bottle sculpture and brand-themed displays located in the main lobby or outdoor plaza.
Check the official website for mandatory tour reservation requirements prior to arrival.
Dress in comfortable walking shoes as the observation route involves significant standing and walking.
Bring a camera, as specific sections of the museum permit photography of the vintage displays.
Do not attempt to visit without checking the online reservation status, as walk-ins may be restricted based on capacity.
Closed on certain weekdays and during seasonal holidays; requires advance booking for guided factory tours.
Refrain from touching factory equipment or glass observation panels; follow guide instructions regarding photography in restricted production zones.
