The Hello Kitty Bucket List of Every Fan's Dreams

Genki Tei in the Netherlands serves a full Hello Kitty tea service . . . aka your childhood dreams come true.

EVA Air's Hello Kitty airplane is the perfect way for fans to fly.

Newly opened in Shanghai, China, Hello Kitty Park has rides, shows, and shops for major fans to enjoy.

Take a trip to Thailand for a pretty atmosphere and delicious kitty-themed meal.

Would you rather try the Hello Kitty Cafe in Seoul, South Korea, or in Southern California? We say both.

This adorable theme park is located right outside of Tokyo.

Are you a true fan without one?

While no date has been announced for Hello Kitty Con 2015, the popular gathering of Hello Kitty fans is sure to release a schedule soon.

This Taiwanese sweets shop is too cute for words; you just have to taste the dessert items on its menu.

This Japanese Sanrio theme park is Puroland's sister location and equally as magical.

You have to be an extreme Hello Kitty fan to theme your wedding around the cartoon!

With everything from kitty-shaped petit fours to pastel macarons topped with bows, this mobile Hello Kitty food experience is a dream come true.

We're convinced that there's no better way to get around Tokyo than in a Sanrio trolley.

Los Angeles's Little Tokyo houses the Chado Tearoom, where you can dine on Hello Kitty pastries during high tea.

Malaysia is home to the Red Bow Cafe, where you can eat kitty-shaped waffles. No, you're not dreaming.

You don't have to cross the world for special Hello Kitty latte art . . . simply find a skilled barista!

This crazy-kawaii festival is touring the US right now, so check when Hello Kitty will stop in your city!

This comprehensive exhibit is only one reason to visit the incredible Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.

Sanrio Hello Kitty Town is home to the Hello Kitty House, where you can feel like you're in a life-size dollhouse built precisely to your fangirl specifications.

You can enjoy matcha green tea cakes, tapioca, cheesecakes, and sandwiches at this Honolulu, HI, restaurant.

Is this real life? There are a few Hello Kitty buses that drive around Tokyo . . . you just need to catch one!