Globally-loved Monchhichi has been turned into the much talked about decorative figure HIPPERS!

It's a hot topic on social media! Monchhichi characters appear in HIPPERS! HIPPERS is a decorative figure that you can stick on everyday objects, and the lineup now features Monchhichi characters, beloved around the world and celebrating its 50th anniversary last year. You can enjoy the adorable Monchhichi faces peeking out from the front and their plump bottoms from behind.

What are HIPPERS? They can be attached to computer monitors, smartphones, and photo frames. Whether at work or on the go, you can be with your favorite characters anytime, anywhere! ♪ Decorate your favourite items to your liking. They will be there to soothe you in your daily life.

You’ll have to wait until you open the box to find out which character you’ll encounter ♪
HIPPERS Monchhichi has a blind box design, so you won’t know which figure you’ll get until you open the box. There are 7 types in total (6 regular + 1 secret type).

HIPPERS Monchhichi line up (6 kinds + 1 secret type)

monchhichi hipper 1

monchhichi hipper 3

monchhichi hipper 2

Each mini figure’s belly has a strip of removable adhesive tape attached. By peeling off the release paper, you can attach your HIPPER to devices like computers and smartphones or decorative items like pen holders and photo frames.

*Adhesive strength may decrease depending on the material and condition of the surfaces to which it is attached.
*If adhesive power weakens, it may be restored by moistening the adhesive slightly with water.

(*The secret figures are distributed randomly and may not always be included in one assorted box.)

About Monchhichi and Sekiguchi Corporation: Sekiguchi, a Japanese doll company and Monchhichi was specifically created by Yoshiharu Washino. The intention behind creating Monchhichi was to inspire respect and love in both children and adults.

The Monchhichi franchise is held by the Sekiguchi Corporation, a famous doll company, located in Tokyo, Japan. Monchhichi was created by Yoshiharu Washino on January 25, 1974. Sekiguchi claims they created these characters in order to inspire respect and love in the young (Japanese) children and adults, their name is derived from the words "Mon" which translates to "Mine" in French and "Chichi" which closely resembles the sound a child's pacifier would produce according to Japanese phonetics, also the resulting word has a similar sound to the word "Monkey" in English. [Wikipedia]