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 [Joi.ito.com] Joi Ito's Web: Hello Kitty Blog: Excerpt: students who as early as 1999 implemented mobile voting as spectator event for conferences and mobile interactivity for live entertainment events as Depeche Mode and Elton John. Among the things his companies have done is a group blog for Hello Kitty in Japan that lets users message and audioblog from their mobile devices to create a shared voicemail.

[Peterpayne.net] J-List side blog: The origins of the Japanese flag, wacky theme ...: There you can find good beer, delicious sausages, and lots of embarrassed-looking Germans in traditional dress. If Hello Kitty is your thing, you should check out Sanrio World in Tokyo, which features the entire pantheon of Sanrio characters in life-sized versions. If you ever visit Nikko, a nice city north of Tokyo, there are several interesting attractions to check out, including Edo-mura, a replica of a samurai village; the slightly silly Western-mura, an Old West town complete with real gaijin cowboys; and Tobu World Square, where you can see famous sights from around the world recreated in 1/25 scale.

[Jmate.com] Jmate.com The History of the Hello Kitty Vibrator: Sanrio approved this design without batting an eye, and the product enjoyed modest sales in toy shops and in family restaurants like Denny's and Coco's. It wasn't until 1999 or so that people began to catch on to the fact that the Hello Kitty massager had other potential uses, and with amazing speed, they started popping up in adult videos in Japan. The next thing anyone knew, they had changed into a cult adult item, sold in vending machines in love hotels -- after all, what self-respecting man wouldn't buy his girl a Hello Kitty vibrator when she asked him for one?

[1stfortea.com] Hello Kitty Tea Party - 1st For Tea: Hello Kitty Tea Party. JAPANESE CULTURE -- A PRIMER FOR NEWCOMERS ... Weblog portal. View by rating or freshness. Searchable and grouped by categories. ...

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