The whimsical Christmas party of Cup Noodles Girls at the nostalgic teahouse features stylish lounge seating.
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
Japan’s popular office lady “Cup Noodles Girl” has come to Hong Kong to throw a Christmas party. Dressed in her signature office attire, she visited The ONE mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, and struck a series of challenging and hilarious poses to celebrate the season with everyone in a joyful Christmas atmosphere.
Cup Noodles Girl has launched a Christmas party in Hong Kong. (Image source / The ONE)
A giant cup-shaped Christmas tree features over 2,500 Cup Noodles Girls. (Image source / The ONE)
From now until January 3, 2016, The ONE in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is hosting the “Cup Noodles Girls Magical Christmas Party” exhibition, featuring three major display areas located in the mall atrium, outdoor plaza, and L2 corridor. The atrium plaza area is decorated in Christmas colors—red, green, and white—to create a festive atmosphere, where visitors can see Cup Noodles Girls striking various humorous poses atop a huge Christmas cake. Next to the giant cake stands a 4-meter-tall glass cup Christmas tree, with each rim of the glass cups adorned with 4–5 Cup Noodles Girls, totaling over 2,500 gathered together for a lively holiday celebration.
Cup Noodles Girls strike eye-catching, playful poses next to the Christmas tree. (Photo / Huang Haoyun)
Each cup showcases Cup Noodles Girls in different poses. (Image source / The ONE)
Cup Noodles Girl holding a four-leaf clover. (Image source / The ONE)
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