Peek inside There?s no shortage of ways for Hello Kitty fanatics to get their fix. Hotels! Houses! And now a bullet train that will speed through Japan at up to 200 mph. This month, the West Japan Railway Co. is rolling out a new Hello Kitty-themed bullet train that makes trips from Shin-Osaka station in the Osaka prefecture and Hakata in the Fukuoka prefecture.
Early renderings show a train wrapped in a pink ribbon decal with Hello Kitty character illustrations greeting passengers at the door. Inside, two cars will be transformed into a world of pink, white, and purple. The first images out of a press preview this week confirms that vision has come alive.

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The Japanese #HelloKitty bullet train is here! https://t.co/UD52HATJ6E pic.twitter.com/dmqMYvKkMt? Tim Dunn (@MrTimDunn) June 26, 2018

Press allowed inside the Hello Kitty shinkansen before it officially goes into service. https://t.co/HZvIFcIB4h pic.twitter.com/dwQoNsBDBE? Mulboyne (@Mulboyne) June 25, 2018

Anyway, in the Kawaii! Room car, the company is outfitting windows, walls, floors, head, and armrests in Hello Kitty garb, while riders who reserve a ticket will be able to take pictures in a themed photo booth with a giant Hello Kitty doll. In the seatless Hello! Plaza car, riders will be able to browse a marketplace of Japanese goods, making the train the ultimate tourist attraction...