Since we first found out about the Hello Kitty Plane, it’s been on our bucket list.

Okay, first a confession: we are geeks, and we love Hello Kitty.

Let’s go exploring!

We attended the Supercute World of Hello Kitty at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.

Hello Kitty cafe is all about Hello Kitty.

What could be happier than the Hello Kitty Cafe?

Hello Kitty!

Hello Kitty is very shy!

Jewel-encrusted Hello Kitty has a jewel-encrusted balloon.

It’s probably worth billions!

Modern Art Hello Kitty.

Hello Kitty inspires artist to explore their creativity.

Hello Kitty has a heart-on!

Hello Kitty tastes like happy!!

We have many more photos; we spent over two hours at the exhibit.  But, I digress.

When you fly the Hello Kitty plane, you get Hello Kitty shaped butter, melons, and cookies.  The flight attendants wear Hello Kitty uniforms.  There are Hello Kitty headrests, pillows, airsickness bags and even the toilet paper.

Eva Air Hello Kitty Plane.

Image by Eva Airlines.

The Hello Kitty plane is operated by Eva Air, and one day this entry will be moved from “Bucket List” to magazine article.  🙂