
The busiest cat in the world is poised to keep watch over you while you drive — and as usual, she does it in style, as a super-cute dash cam.
We all know Hello Kitty is a hard worker who’s not picky at all about her jobs, especially if it’s for a good cause. This time, she’s ready to help keep you safe while driving in the form of a sleek dashboard camera that’s bound to add to a huge dose of kawaii to the interior of your car.
The KTR2000 dash cam from Seiwa Corportion definitely catches the eye, as you can see from the picture below.
The pink and black coloring creates a nice visual contrast, without making the camera look overly childish. Plus they’ve of course added Hello Kitty’s trademark ribbon, because it wouldn’t be Kitty without the ribbon, would it?
The details include a HELLO KITTY logo both on the front and back of the camera, and after looking at this, well… we think it’s safe to say that this has to be the cutest dash cam in automobile history.
And that’s not all. What makes this dash cam even more awesome is that it speaks to you in Hello Kitty’s voice! How’s that for making your driving experience more fun?
That’s right, the camera is programmed to say things like “Please drive safely,” “I’ll start recording now,” and “I’ll stop recording now,” all in a cute, high-pitched, Hello Kitty voice.
▼ A more detailed look at the camera.
Of course, the camera can’t just be a cute ornament. It has to serve its purpose as a dash cam, and it seems to fulfill that quite satisfactorily. We wouldn’t expect anything less from Hello Kitty, after all, would we?
The product description page describes the following features of the camera:
- Records wide-range, full HD footage in 1920 x 1080 resolution.
- Recording time of 2 hours 50 minutes.
- Easy instant replay of recorded footage.
- HDR/WDR function to adjust dark and bright areas.
- Automatic repairing of fragmented image files to allow uninterrupted recording.
- Automatic recording of any impact detected by the camera’s G sensor.
- Easy, one-button photo generation even while recording.
▼ Here’s what the actual recorded footage looks like.
Plus, as a bonus you get a special Hello Kitty themed “dashboard camera now recording” sticker to let other drivers know everything is being recorded.
If you find the idea of driving with a speaking Hello Kitty gadget in your car irresistibly cool, the camera is available online through Sanrio’s official online shop and Rakuten Market shop, as well as from Amazon Japan for 13,600 yen (US$126).
While not exactly inexpensive, considering the more-than-adequate features of the camera, not to mention how outlandishly cute it is, the Kitty cam could be an option worth considering if you’re looking for a dashboard camera with some flair and style.
Hello Kitty may already have an impressive list of work responsibilities, ranging from hosting weddings to battling giant robots, but we’re always happy to see her keeping busy and spreading kawaii wherever she goes. And in this instance, we certainly hope she helps keeps many drivers safe!
[ Read in Japanese ]






Let Japan’s beloved anime cat keep an eye on the road for you with the Hello Kitty Drive Recorder
Hello Kitty-branded instant cameras, so you can shake it like a Polaroid in 2016!
Possibly the cutest hotel rooms in the world – Hello Kitty themed rooms to open in Tokyo
People in Japan capture images of fireball plummeting towards earth in night sky【Video】
Hello Kitty IT gadgets now capturing hearts of Japanese netizens, and we can definitely see why!
Kyoto temple bans visitors from wearing kimono
Lego PlayStation recreates Sony’s original console, makes unusual choice for games to salute
Japan’s first fall color forecast for 2026 is here!
Starbucks Japan adds new Sweet Potato Frappuccino and Latte to the menu, but do they deliver the taste of autumn?
American tourist in Japan arrested on charges of attempted murder and arson
Starbucks Japan reveals new Tsukimi Moon-Viewing drinkware and gifts for autumn 2026
A real-world Pokémon Poké Ball hotel is opening in Japan at a still-secret location [Video]
Solo travel in Japan: $3 all-you-can-drink deal at this conveyor belt restaurant is a fun time for one
Japanese Starbucks that’s also an art gallery hosts exhibition by painters from Tokyo’s top art school
Japan’s revolving sushi restaurant king Sushiro coming to U.S. this fall with high prices, no tipping
Studio Ghibli unveils new anime calendars and diary planners for 2027
Solo travel in Japan: Hidden beer garden in Tokyo is a haven for single visitors
Japan’s final Penguin Suica train cards have already shipped, and when they’re gone, they’re gone
Family Mart releases new Human Made Cup Noodle in Japan, with freebies for Nigo fans
Hobonichi unveils new 2027 planners, diaries and stationery with One Piece, Suica Penguin, Hello Kitty and a must-buy Mini Techo
One Piece Day 2026 brings new art, music, and new cast announcements
Tamagotchi evolves into a ring for its 30th anniversary, preorders now open
12-year-old British girl who went missing in Tokyo found safe after visiting anime sites around Yokohama
7-year-old boy left behind on Mt. Fuji by his own dad
Sushi Bus: Japan’s first conveyor-belt bus lets you eat sushi while sightseeing around Tokyo
Japanese toilet aims to attract foreign tourists but not everybody is happy about it
New Japanese vending machine at Shinkansen station sells cups of ice on platform
Study finds hundreds of people in Indonesia legally named after Naruto, Inuyasha, other anime stars
Japan approves foreign resident visa renewal fee increases of up to 967 percent, starts soon
Japan tripled its departure tax to fund tourism but is using the money on cherry blossoms and bears
Japan announces sudden 400-percent increase in visa fees for foreigners entering the country
Japan’s human washing machines will go on sale to general public, demos to be held in Tokyo
Studio Ghibli has a new anime out, and there’s only one place in the world where you can see it
Starbucks Japan releases new drinkware and goods for Valentine’s Day
Starbucks Japan releases new sakura goods and drinkware for cherry blossom season 2026
Japan’s newest Shinkansen has no seats…or passengers [Video]
Tokyo subway installing new ticket gates that don’t accept payment through Suica or other IC cards
Japanese ninja certification exam attracts 131 candidates from Japan and abroad
Salomon releases Japan-exclusive Mt. Fuji hiking gear that doubles as an amazing souvenir
Put sesame oil in your coffee? Japanese maker says it’s the best way to start your day【Taste test】
Hello Kitty’s Retouch Design Series pumps up the 1970’s nostalgia
Hello Kitty now keeping roadside construction sites safe in Japan 【Photos】
Hello Kitty takes to the stage for the Sanrio musical【Photos】
Website lets you make yourself into a Sanrio character for a virtual parade with Hello Kitty!
Hello Kitty’s hilariously meta YouTube debut is a hit with netizens, earns likes and subscribers
Cook your own pink Hello Kitty noodles with her Tokyo Tonkotsu Ramen set
Hello, Hello Kitty Café! It’s about time we got some kawaii here in the US!
Japan’s new Hello Kitty and Sanrio smartwatches are cutewatches too【Photos】
Hello Kitty’s Hello! Clinique items are here, and we’ve got the whole lineup to show you【Photos】
Hello Kitty Shinkansen looks set to be cutest Japanese train ever with special kawaii interiors
Hello Kitty rickshaw tours are coming to show you Tokyo in Sanrio style!
Sanrio Character Poll announces winners, Hello Kitty absent from top 10 in many countries
New Hello Kitty McDonald’s Japan Happy Meal toys are here, and Kitty’s sister is part of the set
Hello Kitty lovestruck by American singer and YouTuber Austin Mahone in Tokyo
Gundam vs. Hello Kitty Project asks you to choose between Japan’s greatest pop culture icons
The Cakes at Seoul’s Hello Kitty Cafe Are So Cute, You’ll Feel Bad Mutilating the Face of the World’s Most Beloved Cat