Reuters - Hello Kitty, Japan's iconic cat character, glittered and gleamed in Tokyo after being reborn in Swarovski crystals for a good cause -- raising money for disaster relief.
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Hello Kitty goes crystal for Japan disaster relief ... and carrying a price tag of 1.2 million yen ($14,800). (Reuters)
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Jun 30, 2011 Hello Kitty goes crystal for Japan disaster relief ... entitled 'House of Hello Kitty' in Tokyo. -- PHOTO: REUTERS. TOKYO - HELLO Kitty, Japan's ...
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Hello Kitty goes crystal for Japan disaster relief ... set off a continuing nuclear disaster that has forced thousands from their homes. — Reuters
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