Japan’s Oita Airport has officially changed its name to ‘Oita Hello Kitty Airport’ temporarily for Osaka’s Expo 2025 ...

Born from the trauma of World War II, this bow-wearing cartoon icon became a powerful tool for diplomacy, reinvention, and ...

Three Hello Kitty trucks tour the U.S. Every week, each truck stops in a city and parks in a centralized location like a mall to sell Hello Kitty cookies, hoodies and more for the day.

According to the Sanrio website, the Japanese company behind Hello Kitty, the Hello Kitty truck began in 2014, and its success led to the opening of a pop-up container and mini cafés in malls and ...

And that's just in Japan, her literal birthplace but not the one listed in her official biography. Confused? Welcome to the party. If there's one thing about Hello Kitty, it's that she's proven ...