Hapa Culture

Black Monday!

hapaculture — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:34:23 +0000

In honor of Black Monday, Green School Eraser Set is on sale. Get yours while supply lasts!

Sticky stickers are stuck now

hapaculture — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:19:38 +0000

We are so happy to introduce to you our STICKERS! They are not your ordinary stickers. These stickers have different textures – puffy, glittery and sparkly, fuzzy, and hard gel drops. We also have some that have embossed sliver edges that are very cute. Our stickers are all designed and made in Asia, and textures are like the hottest thing there now when it comes to stickers. Because Asian stationery are always so cute, these stickers are still cute ant now textured to boot ! Each sticker sheet comes with many stickers and each one has a fun theme, but they are only for kids 3 years old and over. Hapa Culture’s stickers are the perfect party favors, rewards for achievements, happy comments, fun decorations, stocking stuffers, and little gifts. Children, teachers, and parents love our stickers. We picked out the cutest stickers for you. Hope you like them just as much as we do!

Duck, Duck, Duck

hapaculture — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 23:40:52 +0000

Here we are near Thanksgiving, and instead of turkeys, the ducks are flocking in. These new fun colorful duck erasers come in 6 colors – pink, light salmon (very similar to pink!), blue, green, purple, and yellow. You might say, wait a minute, aren’t these just like the bird erasers? Well yes, but now, the US importers decided to call them ducks. Technically, birds and ducks are all birds. Even erasers can get lost in translation. かも!

Woof and Ribbit! New Frog and Dog Erasers!

hapaculture — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:06:35 +0000

Ribbit! Woof! A chorus of frogs and a pack of dogs are our new erasers. They are more colorful than before. With 6 different colors, these fun erasers are vibrant, cute, and great for erasing. You can switch heads and make your own hapa color erasers. Enjoy!

Piperoids conquer the desk

hapaculture — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 04:49:55 +0000

Remember the days when you made paper crafts as a kid? Piperoid brings back all the same excitement to us at the same time stimulating your creativity buried deep inside. Piperoid is a paper craft robot designed and produced in Japan. Each robot comes with its own background story and personality. The robot is made out of just paper pipes with pre-drilled holes and marks to cut, fold, and connect the pipes without the need of glue or tape. All you need is a pair of scissors, and with minimal assembly you can bring your own Piperoid to life! Many components of Piperoid can either move or be swapped with other Piperoid‘s body parts. Expand your imagination and make your own original PIPEROID! Check out all the Piperoid characters at Hapa Culture.

– Piperoid

Our new website is up!

hapaculture — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 06:44:12 +0000

Our new website is just up a minute ago and it looks great!
After months of working with designers at ALSO, it is finally done. We are so happy with the result, hope you’ll like it too. It not only organizes our products better, it also shows our style and tells about the direction our company is going – toward our childhood.

I am so tired, so off I go. Meanwhile, if you find any kinks on our website please excuse us, but do let us know and tell us what do you think of our new website. We love to hear your questions, concerns, and compliments. Thank you!

Hello world!

hapaculture — Wed, 27 May 2009 02:28:46 +0000

“Hello, and welcome! Aloha, Konnichiwa, Wilkommen, Ni Hao, Shalom… no matter how you say it, we’re glad you stopped by our blog! We’ve been working very hard on our new, redesigned website (which we’ll be unveiling very soon!) and on finding the latest, greatest trinkets in the world of cool and fun collectible erasers and assorted treats.

“Hapa” means “half” in Hawaiian, but the word has evolved to represent the diverse mix of cultures and personalities that represent the communities and the world we live in. We are a small company of few creative folks who all share a love of the simple pleasures in life, and have collected fun stuff as kids. As adults, one thing we have in common is our love of whimsy and of the little things that bring us back to our childhood. Through Hapa Culture, we bring you some of those items and fun ideas. So come visit our website at www.hapaculture.com and see what goodies we have in store for you. And stop by and visit our blog again soon!“