This new line features six adorable puzzles with a special surprise underneath each of them.
Happy Meal
Keep them in the kitchen or throw them in a bag–these toys also serve as functionally cute souvenirs to bring home.
Our reporter also spotlights some of her favorites from across the kawaii eras of Hello Kitty, whose 50th anniversary celebration is next year.
Suntans, schoolgirls, ninja, and sushi chefs all part of 50th birthday celebration for the Sanrio star.
Pokémon Happy Meals come in an adorable yellow box that’s making those of us in Japan green with envy.
From spinning tops to gadgets that fire out discs, we can’t get enough of these limited-edition items.
Collect all ten of these cleverly designed packages of competitive fun before they run out.
Happy Meal goodies even adults will want to get their hands on – Uno, Game of Life, Pop-up Pirate and other games get the McDonald’s treatment.
It’s no secret that McDonald’s Japan has been enthusiastic about collaborating with various anime and character franchises to come up with goodies for children. In the past we’ve seen toys featuring Pokémon and Yokai Watch, as well as Pretty Cure, Super Mario and Transformers, among others, being offered with their Happy Meals, and kids certainly seem to be, well, happy with their Happy Meals, since almost 100 million of these sets are apparently sold in Japan each year.
This month, none other than Doraemon, the time-travelling blue cat robot, makes an appearance as six different Happy Meal toys, and they definitely look ready to delight children across Japan!