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People are always welcome 2 tell me what they think about my blog, so i have decided that the first person 2 say which of the 12 Hkfacts they like the best will have a special post writen 4 them about anything they want with their name included if they wish! Sophie writer and editor of a hello kitty fans blog

Hello Kitty is one of the most successful, commercial images to have come out of Japan. Hello Kitty ranks up there in popularity with Snoopy and Mickey Mouse.

Most of Hello Kitty’s recent success is due to the culture of cute.

 She represents girl power, not vamp power. She also feels that Hello Kitty’s whiteness symbolizes pure innocence.

Hello Kitty has been the feminists of Generation Xs most important childhood, female icon.

President and CEO Shintaro Tsuji founded Sanrio [the company that make most hello kitty products] in 1960.

Yuko Yamaguchi then took over as chief designer of Hello Kitty and has designed Hello kitty ever since.

Miss Yonekubo was the second designer of hello kitty for the next five years.

Female chief designer, Yuko Shimizu in Japan in 1974, first designed hello Kitty.

1.  Hello kitty is one of the most recognizable images in the world

Her hobbies include: travelling, music, reading, eating cookies that her sister makes and making new friends

Hello Kitty was born on November 1st, 1974 in London, England and lives with her parents.

1.     “You can never have too many friends” is hello kitty’s most said speech.