This year sees Hello Kitty celebrating her 40th Birthday. The whole aim of this particular character, when created, was to help inspire not only happiness and friendship but also sharing around the world. Certainly, as you will find with Hello Kitty in Barcelona she has now become a global phenomenon and is friends to millions around the world.
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Although she may have been done as a motif of a cat the founder of the company (Sanrio) which created and makes her does not see her in that way. Rather he sees her as a “personification of a cat”.
Although when you walk into either of the two Hello Kitty stores in Barcelona you will notice that their target audience seems to be pre-adolescent girls. In fact, you’ll find many adults also wanting to purchase items from here for themselves.
Both of the stores in Barcelona stock a wide range of different products that have been created with Hello Kitty on display. They range from supplies for school through to fashion accessories. Plus also you may find that if you are lucky they also have in stock several of the more high-end consumer items that are now becoming extremely popular. Without stores like this then the opportunity to make more friends wouldn’t have been possible and has certainly helped the company to earn over $7 billion each year.
However what really is making Hello Kitty increasingly popular with the Spanish market and which you will notice when you visit the stores in Barcelona is that a new collection has been created. But this one isn’t by the companies own design team but rather by Javier Mariscal. He has come up with six designs that will help to commemorate 400 years of bilateral exchanges that have been taking place between Spain and Japan.
If you would like to be kept abreast of what is happening when it comes to this particular product in Barcelona then, of course, visiting their website is a great idea. Plus if you do live in Barcelona then regular visits to their stores the first of which is situated in Plaça Catalunya and the second one is to be found on Avenida Diagonal. Both of which are of course centrally located and can easily be reached by metro or on foot.
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