If you’ve ever thought you’ve seen all the cool themed trains in the world, think again. The Hello Kitty Shinkansen—yes, a ...

The world’s most nimble spokeskitty has struck again. This time in Taiwan. That’s where a high-speed train painted in the colors of Hello Kitty made its maiden round trip in March 2016 between the ...

The collaboration aims to revitalize regional communities in western Japan. The livery will be decorated in pink ribbons and Hello Kitty’s signature bow. (Source: West Japan Railway Company/Sanrio Co.

If you're looking for a good reason to get the heck of out of the U.S. right now, Japan just gave you extra incentive — with a Hello Kitty Bullet train that is practically screaming, "Our country is ...

That’s right, it a bullet train, and it’s pink. Starting this weekend, the Japanese obsession with the Hello Kitty character is expanding to the railroad, with the launch of this special machine. The ...

Hello Kitty is a fictional Japanese character with powers like no other: it is worth around $5 billion per year in global marketing, according to a study published in The New York Times. The obsession ...

There are two things that will never get old in Japan. Hello Kitty – Sanrio’s adorable mouthless character – and bullet trains. And now they’re coming together. Japan’s Shinkansen train operator, West ...

Hello Kitty is the subject of Japan's second pop culture-themed bullet train which enters service on June 30. Japan’s bullet trains are already the envy of much of the world thanks to their incredible ...

Hello Kitty is without a doubt our favourite cartoon feline. But would you resort to committing a crime, just so you can take a piece of her home with you? On Monday, Taiwan unveiled its Hello ...

TOKYO (AP) — A Hello Kitty-themed "shinkansen" bullet train has debuted in Japan. Adorned with the cartoon icon inside and out, it's a dream ride for fans of the internationally popular character. The ...

There are two things that will never get old in Japan. Hello Kitty — Sanrio’s adorable mouthless character — and bullet trains. And now they’re coming together. Japan’s Shinkansen train operator, West ...