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Sumikkogurashi × LINE NEWS: Your Daily Chats Just Got a Whole Lot Cuter

Need a quick way to brighten up your messages? The communication giant LINE NEWS has teamed up with everyone’s favorite shy corner-dwellers for an absolute treat of a digital release.

LINE NEWS is a powerhouse in the digital assets space, consistently bridging the gap between daily information and fun lifestyle elements. By partnering with massive character brands, they keep chats engaging and visually delightful, turning everyday messaging into a cozy, interactive experience.

Sumikkogurashi × LINE NEWS – 36544

[Limited Time] The super popular ‘Sumikkogurashi’ collaborates with LINE NEWS! This set features 16 cute and easy-to-use stickers♪ Add a touch of soothing cuteness to your everyday chats! Follow three or more new eligible accounts to get these new stickers for free! Available until: February 18, 2026.
Sticker Day: Hello Kitty

  • Title : Sumikkogurashi × LINE NEWS
  • Price : Free
  • Type : Static
  • Region : Japan
  • Link : line://shop/detail/36544
  • Publisher : LINE NEWS
  • Copyright : 2024 San-X Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.


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36544 – Sumikkogurashi × LINE NEWS Sticker

Meet Your New Favorite Chat Buddies

Row One: Sweet Greetings and Polite Bows

In the first row, we start off strong with Tokage holding a sign that says Good next to a little snail friend amidst twinkling stars. Next, Shirokuma holds a pink heart alongside a tiny green weed friend while surrounded by floating hearts. After that, Ebifurai no Shippo and Ajifurai no Shippo dance joyfully under floating music notes. Finally, Tokage offers a polite bow with the Japanese text peko-ri, which translates to a polite bow, perfect for showing appreciation.

Row Two: Peek-a-Boos and Warm Drinks

The second row brings even more warmth. First, a group of friends peeks out from the left corner in a cute pile-up. Next, Tonkatsu is accompanied by tiny yellow friends with the text arigatou gozaimasu, meaning thank you very much in Japanese. Following them is Shirokuma, wrapped in a pink polka-dot blanket, shivering with a runny nose next to the text samu-tsu, which translates to cold. Ending this row, Penguin? lifts a pot lid to reveal a steaming soup with the text otsukaresama desu, a warm Japanese phrase meaning thank you for your hard work.

Row Three: Fluffy Costumes and Drumrolls

Row three keeps the high energy going. A pink character wears a red beret while playing a drum, with the text ton ton mimicking the sound of drumming. Next, Neko and Tokage wear super fluffy animal hoods, marked by the Japanese text mofu mofu, which means fluffy or soft. In the third image, a pink Tapioca stands next to a gift sack containing another cute character under the text douzo, meaning please accept this. To wrap up the row, Penguin? lies comfortably on its stomach, looking up at a tiny floating speech bubble containing a little face.

Row Four: Safe Travels and Big Celebrations

The final row offers sweet send-offs and care. Shirokuma stands with a little pink bindle bag next to the text mata ne, meaning see you later in Japanese. Next, Tonkatsu and Ebifurai no Shippo wear protective face masks under the text odaiji ni, which translates to take care of yourself or get well soon. The third sticker shows a giant, adorable pile of all the characters huddled closely together. Finally, Tokage and Shirokuma pop party poppers with colorful confetti under the text omedetou, meaning congratulations.

The Minds Behind the Magic

These adorable designs are officially copyrighted by San-X, the legendary Japanese company famous for creating comforting, relatable characters. San-X knows exactly how to capture gentle emotions, making their intellectual properties highly sought after in the messaging world. Coupled with the massive distribution power of LINE NEWS, this collaborative release brings top-tier aesthetic appeal right to your fingertips, making every text bubble feel like a warm hug.

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