Godzilla will be coming to theaters in Japan on November 17, then it will stream globally on Netflix later that year. To celebrate the release of the movie, Godzilla has paired up with Sanrio, where they have illustrated Godzilla with their characters, including Hello Kitty. The collaboration of the artwork is currently on display until Friday in the atrium of the Gate City Osaki West Tower in Shinagawa, Tokyo. If you are a fan of Godzilla and Hello Kitty, this may appeal to you. Personally, I find this collaboration to be bizarre. Hello Kitty is known for her adorable cuteness. Godzilla, on the other hand, is not! What do you think about the Hello Kitty and Godzilla collaboration? Tell me in the comments below! Happy Hello Kitty Reading!:)
It is no wonder that Hello Kitty has become a cultural phenomenon. My blog on Hello Kitty directly pertains to this popular icon. I loved Hello Kitty since it first came to the U.S. in 1976. I was a child then, and from then on I have been a fan of Hello Kitty because it reminds me of the precious, endearing moments of my childhood. However, as I love Hello Kitty, I have always wondered is how did Hello Kitty remain popular for forty years? What is it that attracts many consumers, including myself, to continually buy Hello Kitty products? Well, after a long time of research, I believe I have finally come to an answer. 1. Hello Kitty is cute. Hello Kitty has maintained an image of purity, sweetness, and a childlike innocence. It is her cuteness, with her vibrant red bow that gives us a sense of warmth and happiness. It is appealed to young girls, while also giving young women the feel of being young again. 2. Hello Kitty brings back pleasant memories of childhood. Women gr...

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