Sanrioworld in Ginza is home to Japan's most loved character, Hello Kitty. This kawaii (cute) store has all kinds of products branded in Hello Kitty from pajamas to crockery. Of course as one would expect almost everything is rendered in pastel pink, red and white. This store has products for people of all ages however if you are looking for items targeted at grown-up Hello Kitty fans, there is another store on the first floor called Questina. At Questina you can find luxury Hello Kitty items albeit a bit more expensive than the store upstairs.
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Sanrioworld & Questina in Ginza
Hello Kitty flagship store
By Anonymous
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Sanrioworld has an impressive Hello Kitty display in front of the shop (Photo: Michelle Madden)
Crockery, pajamas and toy machines are just some ideas of what you can find (Photo: Michelle Madden)
Kawaii pajamas and bags in pastel pink (Photo: Michelle Madden)
Sanrioworld Ginza (Photo: Michelle Madden)
Hello Kitty couch (Photo: Michelle Madden)
Absolutely everything imaginable in Hello Kitty branding (Photo: Michelle Madden)
A beautiful Hello Kitty fan for summer (Photo: Michelle Madden)
The display outside of Questina (Photo: Michelle Madden)
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Corinna David
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