Can't get away from work for that long awaited holiday? In Japan, you can now send your stuffed toys in your place. Teddy bears, cuddly snakes, and frilly beans are going sightseeing, chilling out at ...

Shoppers can find merchandise for Nintendo, Disney, Nickelodeon and more at the newest store at Promenade Saucon Valley. The ...

Disney has capitalized on the Labubu hullabaloo. The media and retail giant has made a strategic play to capture the enduring bag-charm craze by launching its ultra-popular collection of plush ...

A Japanese hotel chain has introduced a unique service for soft toys, embracing a trend among young travellers who find companionship in stuffed animals. In a heartwarming effort to cater to a growing ...

Sega announced a new collection of Jaws plush toys of Bruce the shark. However, these four options are only available if people happen upon UFO catcher grabbing machines in Japan. The LL style Jaws ...

Many Japanese products, such as electronics, cars and even utensils, are known around the world for their high quality and craftsmanship. What may surprise some is that this also applies to plushies.

The fluffy replicas prove extremely popular, especially at the country’s prestigious Japan Cup race meeting. “At the Tokyo Racecourse on the Japan Cup day, they sold about 1,350 figures and the total ...

The stuffed Japanese spider crab toy is seen in this photo provided by Enoshima Aquarium. The old shell, above, can also be used as a bag. FUJISAWA, Kanagawa -- An aquarium here has apparently fished ...

ITO, Shizuoka -- Capybara plush toys and other stuffed animals are helping customers practice social distancing amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, and also keeping them company during mealtime at a ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. When your pets need operations, they get medical attention. But what about your plush toys? If they live in Japan, they can go to the stuffed animal ...

For anyone too busy, too unwell or simply short of the cash for a holiday, Sonoe Azuma has the solution. The owner of Tokyo-based Unagi Travel, Mrs Azuma escorts clients' teddy bears, dolls and other ...