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Hello Kitty’s creator Sanrio even “provided us with a kind of character training – told us about Hello Kitty, her preferences, her family tree,” he adds.

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Hello Kitty’s creator Sanrio even “provided us with a kind of character training – told us about Hello Kitty, her preferences, her family tree,” he adds.

Sanrio launched Hello Kitty in 1974 as a female character living, perhaps implausibly, in England — then the romanticized travel destination of many young Japanese schoolgirls.