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Let the clamoring begin, because it very well may be one of the cutest—and most surprising—combos in history. Blogs and fan sites had buzzed with speculation. Should we expect to see Marge or Lisa with the classic Hello Kitty bow in her hair? Hello Kitty is her usual self and looks like a natural part of the cast. They did it, you see it and it makes sense, and looks very cute. For JapanLA, pitching Sanrio on the concept of the clothing line was a natural next step in its longtime, on-going partnership with the retailer—Rivadeneira has curated several of its LA events and is one of the organizers of the Hello Kitty Convention. Her store already has created 12 Hello Kitty clothing lines thus far, including a special line for the Hello Kitty exhibit currently running at the neighboring Japanese American National Museum. The collaborative line took Rivadeneira and creative director Stephanie Nguyen one year to decide on the pieces. The latest line is decidedly fun and of course colorful, incorporating the same signature considerations that JapanLA puts into all of its clothing designs: oversize printed tops, made to be worn with ruffle or shorts and leggings—just like how women like to wear tops in Japan, Rivadeneira points out—dresses, a skirt and a bright-red knit cardigan. The only piece that will not be available locally is the cardigan, which will debut in the US in December. A terrazzo-like pattern in vibrant primary colors accents these limited edition items.

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JapanLA is a Japanese pop culture shop selling character and anime goods. Their products range from Japanese characters like the worldwide phenomenon Hello Kitty to Japanese-inspired characters like Tokidoki, an American brand by an Italian artist who loves Japanese pop culture. The name JapanLA comes from the fact that this shop regularly hosts independent artists inspired by L. This creates a unique blend of Japanese and Los Angeles pop culture. JapanLA has the perfect kawaii gifts for the young and young at heart. When Brunswig Square contacted us and encouraged us to move to Little Tokyo, it made sense to me.

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Dumpster Fire Night Light. Sanrio Face Key Reel. Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Acrylic Keychain. Hello Kitty 50th Anniversary Wristwatch. Aggretsuko Cosplay Zip Around Wallet. Stitch Mini Figure Blind Bag. Hello Kitty Bubble Gun. Sanrio Plush Backpack. Rilakkuma JapanLA Backpack.

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We carry toys, gifts, apparel, accessories, art, and more, all inspired by Japanese and Los Angeles Pop Culture.

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