I saw this today in the duty free shopping at Narita Airport during my layover on the way to Shanghai, and I was incredibly tempted to purchase it, despite it being about $100 USD and that I would probably only ever find the special Hello Kitty polaroid film for it whenever I flew through Japan for work. This is the info I found about it on Gayakuman:
Fuji Instax Mini 25 and Hello Kitty Mini 25 is a nice Polaroid camera from FujiFilm. Those cameras are a collaboration products from Fuji and Japanese photographer Yonehara Yasumasa. Basically, the Hello Kitty model is a re-package from Fuji Instax Mini 25 special for Hello Kitt’s fans. The Instax Mini 25 also packs in a self-shoot mirror, a close-up lens for focusing from 35cm, intelligent flash, a motorized 3 position, collapsible lens and a two-shutter design for landscape & portrait pics. If you buy the Fuji Instax Hello Kitty Mini 25, you will get a signature Hello Kitty sticker, a red camera strap and one pack of Hello Kitty illustrated, the price is only $165.
That is my sweet potato in the bag, and I was so super excited to eat it when I got back to the hotel. How amazing is it to step outside of Walmart and be able to buy a hot sweet potato for snacking on? I so wish that we had this in New York...the pretzel + hot dog guys could totally expand their business to include root vegetables.
My coworker and I went to the mall to check out some competitive products at Wal-mart. Inside of the mall, there was a Sephora, which must have just launched Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Girls perfume...because there were life size models of them flanking the entrance. Since I own all of the scents of the perfume because I love these little characters, this particularly delighted me.
This morning, I arrived in Shanghai, and it is sort of cold and rainy. The next two weeks are going to be pretty hectic and stressful, and I only hope that I have the energy to sustain through it with a cheerful attitude. I am always both excited and nervous when I arrive in China, wondering what this trip will bring in terms of amazing food experiences, business opportunities with my cross functional partners, and the ubiquitous IT meltdowns.
I saw this today in the duty free shopping at Narita Airport during my layover on the way to Shanghai, and I was incredibly tempted to purchase it, despite it being about $100 USD and that I would probably only ever find the special Hello Kitty polaroid film for it whenever I flew through Japan for work. This is the info I found about it on Gayakuman:
