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Fuku Fuku Nyanko Cats

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One of my favourite shops to visit in Japan is Passport (now HAPiNS), which sells lots of super kawaii homewares. Over the years I’ve bought an onigiri rice ball pillow, an adorable bunny bowl and lots of little plushies.

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This time they had a big display of cute cats called Fuku Fuku Nyanko. Fuku fuku means good luck or happiness and that’s definitely how I was feeling about discovering them!

fuku fuku nyanko

I spent so long trying to decide which pillow to get and eventually chose the white version of these. It’s made of memory foam so nice and squishy and great for the flight home. I especially love his floppy paws and tail.

fuku fuku nyanko

I also picked up a colourful hand towel for my bathroom featuring all three kitties – Hacchi, Chachamaru and Michelangelo.

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There are loads more Fuku Fuku Nyanko products on the web shop including plushies, pouches, rugs and stools! How amazing would one of these clocks look in the kitchen?

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HAPiNS only ship within Japan but you can use a forwarding service to order and ship internationally. If you’re visiting Japan, there’s stores in Shinjuku, Shibuya and Ikebukuro, plus loads more across Tokyo & Japan.

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