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Shopping at Daiso Japan is like stepping into a wonderland filled with anything and everything playful, adorable, quirky and colorful.
Shopping at Daiso Japan is like stepping into a wonderland filled with anything and everything playful, adorable, quirky and colorful.
Tourism Malaysia will preview its 2015 #MYBFFXOXO campaign at the upcoming 2nd PTAA Travel Tour Expo at the SMX Convention Center, Pasay City.
McDonald’s is recalling a Hello Kitty-themed whistle given to children in Happy Meals, citing a chance they could choke on some of its parts.
When she came to life in 1974, she was a kitty without a name, sitting sideways in blue overalls and a big red bow, on a coin purse for Japanese girls. On Saturday, fans around the world celebrate the 40th anniversary of this global icon of “cute-cool.” That is, Hello Kitty.
As a Japanese schoolgirl in the 1970s, Kazumi Kaminaga had never seen something as cute as Hello Kitty when she first laid eyes on the moon-faced, mouthless character in a shop.
Hello Kitty, whom many learned last week is a girl and not a cat, may be the queen of Japan’s cute characters, but she’s hardly the only one.
Hello Kitty is not a cat, the company behind Japan’s global icon of cute insisted on Thursday, despite an uproar from Internet users who spluttered: “But she’s got whiskers!”
In light of the recent—catstounding—revelation about one of the world’s most popular cartoon characters, Hello Kitty, the INQUIRER’s mascot, Guyito, takes the cyber stage to clear the air with his own followers.
Hello Kitty has been sent on her first space mission, as Japan’s global icon of cute celebrates its 40th birthday in extraterrestrial fashion.
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