Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Cafe
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sanrio's popular character Hello Kitty, the "Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Cafe" will be held in Tokyo and Osaka from September 13, 2024, and in Aichi from September 20. Food menus and merchandise will be available.
Hello Kitty has been around for half a century, and today her merchandise is available in over 130 countries and regions. She is a character who has valued her relationships with each and every person she meets, saying "hello" to friends all over the world and conveying the message of "everyone getting along."
The "Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Cafe," which has been decided to be held this time, has a lovely atmosphere with a red motif, and is a photogenic theme cafe full of cuteness that will make you feel excited just by being there.
The food menu includes the "KITTY & MIMMY Afternoon Tea," a two-tiered afternoon tea recommended for special occasions.
The "Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Cafe" will be held in Tokyo and Osaka from September 13, 2024, and in Aichi from September 20. Advance reservations are being accepted on the official website on a first-come, first-served basis.
Hello Kitty has been around for half a century, and today her merchandise is available in over 130 countries and regions. She is a character who has valued her relationships with each and every person she meets, saying "hello" to friends all over the world and conveying the message of "everyone getting along."
The "Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Cafe," which has been decided to be held this time, has a lovely atmosphere with a red motif, and is a photogenic theme cafe full of cuteness that will make you feel excited just by being there.
The food menu includes the "KITTY & MIMMY Afternoon Tea," a two-tiered afternoon tea recommended for special occasions.
The "Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Cafe" will be held in Tokyo and Osaka from September 13, 2024, and in Aichi from September 20. Advance reservations are being accepted on the official website on a first-come, first-served basis.