Hello Kitty's first branded cafe in Northern California opened at Westfield Valley Fair, with crowds lining up early to participate in meet-and-greets with the character. By 9 a.m., over 500 fans of all ages were waiting in line, eager to experience the cafe's offerings. The first person in line, Mark Frye, arrived almost a day early in hopes of winning an afternoon tea gift for his family. Other fans, such as 19-year-old Emily Carrasco, joined in the excitement, showcasing their dedication to the beloved character.
Hello Kitty's first branded cafe in Northern California opened to incredible fanfare, with over 500 people lining up at 9 a.m. for meet-and-greets and selfies.
Mark Frye, the first in line, arrived nearly a day early, hoping to secure the first customer gift of an afternoon tea experience for his daughter.
Emily Carrasco, dressed in Hello Kitty fashion, waited in line from 8:30 a.m., excited about the branded cafe's offerings and merchandise.
Fans of all ages express excitement for the Hello Kitty cafe, reflecting a deep-rooted affection for the character passed down through generations.
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