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The Hello Kitty-themed train is a must-ride after landing at the airport — three floral designs full of Japanese charm

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Haruka Limited Express from Kansai Airport is a popular choice for many travelers heading to Kyoto and Osaka from the airport. Now JR West has collaborated with Hello Kitty to launch a special edition HA...

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The Haruka Limited Express from Kansai Airport is a popular choice for many travelers heading to Kyoto and Osaka from the airport. Now JR West has collaborated with Hello Kitty to launch a special edition “Haruka” train wrapped in adorable illustrations, featuring Kitty dressed in a deep blue kimono both inside and outside the train — simply adorable.

The Kansai Airport Haruka Limited Express Hello Kitty-themed train. (Photo / hellokittyharuka.jp)

Three different illustrated train designs feature floral patterns in various color palettes, paired with butterflies, paper cranes, and traditional Japanese hair ornaments such as kanzashi. The interior design also echoes the theme, showcasing floral Kittys in different color schemes.

The paper crane and heart-shaped floral design is fresh and cute, using a calm pink tone to create a mature and luxurious feel. (Photo / hellokittyharuka.jp)

Hello Kitty, dressed in a kimono and adorned with traditional Japanese hair ornaments like kanzashi and combs, presents a serene charm with refreshing colors and heart-shaped floral motifs. (Photo / hellokittyharuka.jp)

This time, the themed painted train draws inspiration from Japanese aesthetics, featuring three uniquely designed Hello Kitty Haruka trains. Onboard, Hello Kitty not only wears her iconic kimono but is also paired with various Japanese floral designs, showcasing Japan’s elegant beauty.

Not only is the exterior illustration super cute, but the interior is also filled with Hello Kitty elements. (Photo / hellokittyharuka.jp)

The three train designs are based on butterflies, paper cranes, and traditional Japanese kanzashi hairpins, and operate on different daily schedules. (Photo / hellokittyharuka.jp)

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