Mothers’ Day is just a month away, so  why not have an early celebration of that special day by featuring a proud mommy’s blog with her one-year old son as the star of it?

“An American Turned Japanese Mommy“, a blog owned and maintained by tchan0821, has its title expressing exactly the status of the blogger: she’s an American woman who is currently based in Japan, where her husband works. Her entries talk about her adventures in Japan, especially in her being immersed in the culture. The blog’s center, however, is definitely Yosei, her adorable one-year old son. In fact, a lot of her entries feature her child in various photos (definitely a sure sign of being a proud mommy!), all of which would make anyone who has a heart go “Aaaawww!”

You can check out her blog by going to http://blog.sanriotown.com/tchan0821:kuririnmail.com/.

Do you have the 11 key letters to solve who the Mysterious Egg Thief is? Unscramble the key letters you got from the 11 puzzles you previously solved and find out which Sanrio character took Hello Kitty’s Easter Eggs!
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It was the Japanese-American friendship day. The Japanese representatives chose the American Museum of National History as the place to do their program. The Japanese carried with them some of their national treasures and displayed it in the museum, covered in expensive silk fabrics, till it’s ready for viewing. But the night before the day the national treasures are ready for viewing, one of the treasures were stolen. It was the samurai sword “Kotetsu.”After the investigation, the police asserted that they have 5 suspects for the case. Surprisingly, all the suspected people are students coming from the same school belonging to the same class. The students are My Melody, Kiki, Badtz-Maru, Lala and Pochacco.  Here are their statements. Listen to them well, detective:

My Melody: I was at the museum researching something for my project. I was there till that time because I was waiting for my parents to fetch me. It was probably Lala who stole it because she’s interested in the samurai culture very much.

Kiki: I was with Badtz-Maru and Lala all the time. We 3 took constant breaks at the museum’s cafe. If you’re gonna ask me if there was something odd with Lala, well, she was going to the comfort room very often that night. But still, she left the library with us and carried nothing but her books. 

Badtz-Maru: As Kiki said, we we’re just studying for the exams so that explains why we were there till that time. Something’s odd with Pochacco though: he had Manila papers, crayons and glue with him.

Lala: Okay. I admit I am very interested in the Samurai culture but I am no thief! I was taking constant breaks that time because it was very cold and I need to urinate. Also, how can I even leave the place without passing those sensors at the door?  

Pochacco: The reason why I was with art materials that time was because I had to do an oral report for our History class before the final exams. It’s not true that I wasn’t researching for it. I already did my research on the museum the night before yesterday. Besides, why would I be interested in an old, reddish, sword? I have no interest in swords.

So, who stole the treasure?

KEY LETTER: The second letter of the answer to this puzzle is a keyword to the main puzzle!

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We’ve got another Hello Kitty Online player as our featured blogger today! This time, we’re featuring the blog of a girl who’s got awesome skills in art, and she’s using her talent to bring a whole new level to Sanrio land!

“Komori’s Forest“, like most blogs of HKO players, are filled with the game player’s tales of her adventures in-game. The difference is, the blogger, Ai Len (and not Komori or Rosie, according to her :p), adds a personal touch to her HKO entries: she draws a lot of the stuff herself! The spider and the python are two of the characters that haven’t escaped her talent, but the HKO creature/pet that is arguably the star in her posts is the famous pink dino, drawn in many moods and situations. The blogger even drew her own avatar too, and all of its purple-haired glory is also prominent in her entries. Her blog is really quite amusing to read because of these illustrations and little add-ons, because they add spice and fun to her posts.

You can check out Ai Len’s stories and illustrations by going to http://blog.sanriotown.com/rosiethorns:hellokitty.com.

We’ve brought to you the_otakutopian before, here’s your chance to meet another one of the better-known male players of Hello Kitty Online (HKO), through his blog!

“Azog” is the name of both the writer and the blog itself. the blogger is a huge fan of Hello Kitty, and his blog is a testament of that, because aside from his HKO adventures, he also displays the Hello Kitty items in his collection. He also posts amusing and funny random entries, whether these be in the form of videos, anecdotes, and such. What makes the blog a gem, though, is the fact that he shares his life to the readers of his blog. Just by reading his posts, you’ll get to see what kind of person he is, and we think that’s awesome.

You can check his blog out at http://blog.sanriotown.com/azog:hellokitty.com/.

Cuteness is what Sanrio is all about, so it’s no surprise that the Sanriotown bloggers have incorporated adorable layouts and themes of their own making to their blog posts, not only to add more fun to their entries, but also to give us a hint of their personalities. This week’s featured blogger is definitely one of them, as her blog has both a whimsical and cutesy vibe going on.

This week’s featured blog is “○ PEACE ♡ ADVANCE ○“, and it’s true to its name, because when you visit the blog, there’s this sense of peace it gives off.

The biggest highlight of the blogs would be the cute icons spread liberally over the entries. Sparkles, hearts, and rainbows are just some of the things that you’ll see liberally sprinkled in her entries, adding a touch of color and cuteness to her posts. Another feature that is worth mentioning is the poetry vibe the blog has. Maybe it’s in the structure of the blogger’s entries, or perhaps it’s in the choice of words used, but there’s almost a lyrical feel to it that draws people to read the entries more.

You can visit the blog at http://blog.sanriotown.com/peaceadvance:mymelody.com/.

Ever wondered what it’s like to be homeschooled? If you’re someone who’s curious about this kind of schooling system (especially what with the advent of young celebrities being homeschooled these days!) then check out this week’s featured blog to know more about it.

“^_^ Eliza’s Blog ^_^” is a blog of a homeschooler, jcdentry, and she mostly tells stories about her experiences as a homeschooled student. It’s a really interesting blog to read, because it gives readers a different perspective as to what homeschooling is about, like her stories of the events they have, like scouting, laser tag, drama classes, and such.

To check out her blog, please go to http://blog.sanriotown.com/jcdentry:hellokitty.com.

Just because “Happy Hearts” is over doesn’t mean that the happiness about Hello Kitty Online is, because those who have participated in HKO’s Valentine’s event have blogged left and right about their experiences in-game, and our featured blogger is one of the known players of HKO!

“Fairytaled“, is owned and maintained by starsong (known as Serenity in Sanriotown and HKO), one of the well-known players of Hello Kitty Online. The blog’s quite fun to read, not only because of her entries, but also because of the conversation that goes in the Comments section of her blog (notable for her banter with GM-Zel :P). Also worth seeing are her edited images of her experiences in HKO, stitching world maps to create cohesive pictures of her friends in the game.

Aside from her HKO tales, she also has personal stories to tell: from a dog sneaked in to her apartment to online shopping, starsong/Serenity manages to put a quirky twist in her narration of the events that happened in her life.

You can check out her blog at http://blog.sanriotown.com/starsong:mymelody.com

By now, most of you have probably had a chance to get a glimpse of Hello Kitty Online (HKO). If you haven’t, where have been hiding in for the past months?:P For those who have had the chance to play the game, were you able to see a super cute cricket dressed as a little gingerbread man, er, girl? If not, now’s your chance, because this player’s online journal is our featured blog this week!

“The little engine that could” is all about Cricket’s adventures in HKO, alongside her relationships with her guildmates from Super Cute. Her entries are pretty cool, because, being an active member of the guild, she actually initiates events for their group (which some of her entries reflect), and it’s fun to see the dynamics going on between the members.

To check out her blog, visit http://blog.sanriotown.com/mccricket:mymelody.com/.

Most Sanrio fans know that while Hello Kitty’s family lives in London, her origins are actually rooted in Japan, the land of anime and a rising powerhouse in pop culture. What better way to feature the two than to combine both in one blog?