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Sanrio Characters Dress as Myaku-Myaku in Osaka

Sanrio is collaborating with the ongoing Expo 2025 event in Japan, showing mascots dressed up like the Myaku-Myaku character and hanging out on a boat of takoyaki. You can buy official licensed goods of these characters.

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You can purchase merchandise of Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, Pompompurin, Hangyodon, My Melody, Kuromi, and Pochacco. All of them are wearing a little hood that resembles Myakumyaku, as well as a blue bodysuit. They’re sitting on takoyaki, which is a popular street food in Osaka and a source of regional pride. Here are the goods you can buy, including prices:

  • Acrylic keychain: 880 JPY
  • Ballpoint pen with acrylic charm: 880 JPY
  • Clear file: 550 JPY
  • Miniature towel: 660 JPY
  • Pin: 660 JPY
  • Polyresin magnet: 1100 JPY (will appear from early August 2025)
  • Pouch: 1100 JPY
  • Souvenir bag: 1760 JPY (available from early August 2025)
  • Sticker: 550 JPY

As a note, you can only find the goods within Shin-Osaka station. You’ll have to go to the official Osaka-Kansai Expo store.

Myaku-Myaku is a yuru-chara and mascot for the Expo. Fans have described it as ā€œcreepy but cuteā€ and it’s popular both in real-life and on social media. Some have wore cosplay of Myaku-Myaku to events like Comiket, and others jokingly refer to it as Myaku-Myaku-sama and treat it like some sort of deity.

The Sanrio and Myaku-Myaku goods are available for purchase via the official Expo store in Shin-Osaka station. More merchandise will appear from early August 2025.


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