From Girlybubble: When you think about kawaii characters, I’m thinking a lot of you think about Totoro, Pikachu, Doraemon, Hello Kitty etc. right? Well here’s a list of some really kawaii characters but have never been heard! More »

Japanese kawaii culture is making its impact on the lives of more and more British youths and has been doing so over the last 10 years. From costume play to anime and manga, it seems that the kawaii era is looming for teenagers across Britain. More »

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From Girlybubble: Here’s another super kawaii netbook, this time featuring the sweet and adorable bunny, Miffy, in honor of Bandai’s 55th anniversary. More »

From Girlybubble: San-X has recently released new Rainbow Rilakkuma bear plush dolls in honor of this year’s 7th anniversary. Sadly, these cute plush dolls are only available in Japan. Read on if you still want to admire the cuteness: More »

From Girlybubble: According to San-x, 2010 marks Rilakkuma’s 7th anniversary this year. Rilakkuma anniversary festivities will commence July 10 and will go on until Aug. 31 in Japan. With it also being Sanrio’s 50th anniversary, seems like this summer will be one filled with kawaii celebration. To celebrate the anniversary, a line of Rilakkuma Rainbow merchandise will be released: More »

From Girlybubble: Say hello to San-X’s Momobuta, aka the peach pig. Momobuta is named due its peach-shaped head. Momo in Japanese means ‘peach’ while ‘buta’ means pig. More »

From Girlybubble: Oh, Takochu. Lookatchu, still as cute as ever. Still not entirely over the kawaii $2 Takochu octopus toys, I came across a Flickr album of Takochu adventure images shot by itslour. Here are some of my fave Takochu adventure shots: More »

From Girlybubble: Artist Takashi Murakami has teamed up with Louis Vuitton once again to design the upcoming Multicolor Spring Pallet collection product. High Snobiety recently posted pictures of the newly designed Omotesando Louis Vuitton store in Japan. Again things are looking super kawaii: More »

From Girlybubble: Many things can be made out of tofu. Take, for example, tofurky, a meatless turkey substitute. Tofu can also take the form of other things like pillows used for sleeping. Hannari Tofu pillows are possibly the funnest form of tofu. More »

From Girlybubble: Seriously, who wouldn’t want one of these?

This device would appear to be a date stamp, but is actually a kaomoji (japanese emoticon) stamp that has over 2000 different combinations! More »