Vinyl Sticker

1. “Berry Cotton Candy “Meet Berry the Oni - one of our original characters inspired by Japanese folklore. Here he is seen eating rainbow cotton candy at a matsuri (Japanese festival). • Vinyl sticker with glitter effect • 5.6 x 8.1 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

2. “Brioche” Here is Brioche - one of our original characters - he ADOOORE eating! He is seen here holding a banh bao, which is a Vietnamese steamed brioche stuffed with pork. • Vinyl sticker • 7.1 x 8 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

3. “Brioche-Vespa” Here is Brioche, one of our original characters, riding his Vespa. Knowing this great foodie, he is certainly on his way to buy food! • Vinyl sticker • 6.9 x 8 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

4. “Kaiju” Meet Tonko, one of our original characters inspired by Japanese pop culture. Tonko is a human-sized kaiju, which is rather unusual since kaiju are giant monsters. Its name comes from the word tonkotsu which refers to a type of ramen broth. • Vinyl sticker • 7.5cm (approx. 2.95") • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

5. “Kappa Menko” This illustration is inspired by Menko cards, an ancient Japanese game similar to the game Pog. The cards, made of more or less thick cardboard, were usually illustrated with characters from manga/TV series/movies, or sportsmen (mainly baseball players and sumos). On this menko you can see Kyûka, one of our original characters. It is a kappa (creature from Japanese folklore) and its name comes from the English word “cucumber” (which is pronounced “kyûkanba” when written in katakana) because kappas love cucumbers. Japanese translation: Kappa - Kappa Japan School - Yôkai School • Vinyl sticker • 4.6 x 7.9 cm • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

6. “Kiki - Rain Cape” Meet Kiki, a little red fox who likes to play in the wild with his classmates, rain or snow. • Vinyl sticker • 5 x 8 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

7. “Kitsune Mask” This sticker represents a Kitsune (fox) mask like those used in Japan during traditional festivals or Noh theater performances. • Vinyl sticker • 3.6 x 4.3 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

8. “Lil Tako” Lil Tako is one of our original characters. It is inspired by the mascots that can be found on the front of takoyaki stands, these small dumplings filled with octopus. • Vinyl sticker • 4 x 4.3 cm • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

9. “Lungo” Rivière is called “kawa” in Japanese, which is also a slang word for coffee in French. Since dragons have an elongated body I chose to call it Lungo after coffee. • Vinyl sticker • 6.9 x 8.5 cm • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

10. “Mimi - Chôchin” This is Mimi the Shiba - one of our original characters - he is dressed up to participate in a matsuri (Japanese festival) and he is holding a Chôchin-obake, a famous yokai-lantern in Japanese folklore. • Vinyl sticker with holographic effect • 4.6 x 7.3 cm • Without PVC • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

11. “Mimi Waiter” This illustration is part of our “Ramen is Love” collection. It represents one of our original characters, Mimi the Shiba, dressed as a waiter at a fictional ramen restaurant named Menya Y! S (！ ). He wears a traditional apron (maekake) with the hotel logo. • Vinyl sticker • 3.8x9 cm • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

12. “Onigiri” This sticker is part of our “Umami” collection. It represents the famous Japanese rice balls, the onigiri. • Vinyl sticker • 6.5 x 5 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

13. “Pickles - Koinobori” Meet Pickles. He is Kyûka's little cousin, so he is also a kappa (creature from Japanese folklore). Here he is seen brandishing a koinobori, the famous carp-shaped windsock used during the Japanese holiday Kodomo no Hi (Children's Day). • Vinyl sticker • 6.3 x 7.4 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

14. “Ramen Lovers Club” Join the Ramen Lovers Club! • Vinyl sticker • 7.5cm (approx. 2.95") • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

15. “Ramen Bowl” A small sticker to show your love for ramen. • Vinyl sticker • 5.3 x 3.3 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

16. “Red” Meet Rouge, one of our original characters inspired by Japanese culture. Rouge is an oni (a kind of demon of the Japanese counts), he is the chef at the Jigoku Ramen restaurant whose specialty is ultra-spicy ramen. He wears a traditional apron (maekake) on which the kanji (oni) can be seen. • Vinyl sticker • 4.6 x 7.7 cm • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

17. “Space Shiba” Meet Space Shiba, the cutest astronaut ever! • Vinyl sticker • 7.3 x 7 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

18. “Takotarô - Taiko” Takotarô is one of our original characters. It is inspired by the mascots that can be found on the front of takoyaki stands, these small balls of dough filled with octopus. The name Takotaro is composed of the Japanese word “tako” which means “octopus” and the suffix “tarô” which means “eldest son” and which is added to many Japanese first names. He can be seen here playing the taiko, which means “drum” in Japanese. • Vinyl sticker • 6.2 x 6.2 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

19. “Tanuki”This character from Japanese folklore is a tanuki. Some legends say that he can change his shape by putting a leaf on his forehead. • Vinyl sticker • 5 x 5.3 cm • PVC free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden

20. “Udon Bowl” At Yeaaah! Studio, we love ramen but we don't refuse a good bowl of udon either! • Vinyl sticker • 5.6 x 5.9 cm • PVC-free • Anti-UV varnish • Can be used outside • Printed in Sweden