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The wildly popular Japanese corner buddies make their grand debut in Taiwan this December. (Photo / Kuan Hong Arts)
The corner buddies are a group of lovable companions who just love hiding away in corners. They often pile up together because corners make them feel safe and sound—whether it's in a train or a café. There's the cold-fearing "Polar Bear," the "Penguin" who isn't quite sure if he's actually a penguin, the leftover "Tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet)," the shy "Cat"... and more. Though these corner-loving buddies all have different personalities, they enjoy nesting together in corners, living happily and peacefully.
The cold-fearing Polar Bear (Photo / Corner Buddies ~ Life in the Corner ~)
Hiding in the corner of a room, the corner buddies appear in all sorts of nooks—from refrigerators to cabinets. Join the buddies and embrace the corner life with us. “Corners are simply the most comforting spaces.” The exhibition recreates real-life corner scenes such as the fridge, trains, drawers—places where the corner buddies love to hang out the most.
The dinosaur disguised as a lizard (Photo / Corner Buddies ~ Life in the Corner ~)
A variety of corner buddies make their first Taiwan appearance with the most beloved everyday corner life themes. The scene “Lizard and Mommy” debuts alongside numerous warm and adorable settings that truly immerse visitors in their world.
The penguin constantly searching for itself (Photo / Corner Buddies ~ Life in the Corner ~)
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