Plushies in Japan

 

Image sourced via: Pokemon “My Pikachu” Plushies Released In Japan, Features Unique Design For Each One – NintendoSoup

The hard part about travelling to Japan is the sizing of plushies that either have to be posted home (because they are too big for the plane or suitcase) or just left behind. :( 

I can imagine the Plushie stores in Japan just filled with all of my favourites, from Pokemon to Kirby to Hello Kitty and then the none brand plushies, like Unicorns (one in every colour thanks) and just cute ones like strawberries or cherries. And then what about Disney favourites, like Winnie the Pooh and Minnie Mouse? 

As you can see the list just keeps growing. 

Yes, I am aware there are sites where you can order special Japanese plushies, like Pikachu in different themes like Christmas Pikachu. And these are sites from Japan that ship to you. 

But imagine, travelling to Japan and just being consumed by all the plushies you could think of. That would be amazing.

If you went to Japan, what would be your number one plushie you would buy? Please comment below.

For me, it would be a tie between a unicorn and Pikachu. 

#Japanplushies #Japan


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