Sanrio produced some of the cutest characters in kawaii culture. The company gifted us Hello Kitty, My Melody, and Kuromi. Among these adorable mascots, there is one who stands out for his soft, fluffy look & touching backstory. That is none other than Cinnamoroll. Since his debut, this character has grabbed the hearts of fans worldwide with his flying skills & sweet nature. But who is Cinnamoroll? And what makes him such a big name in the world? Here in this writing, we’ll dig deep into the life of Cinnamoroll. So, let us begin.
Cinnamoroll aka Cinnamon was made by Sanrio in the early 2000s in Japan. Miyuki Okumura was a Sanrio designer who came up with his style & idea. As part of Sanrio's lineup of lovable characters, He gained popularity fast, predominantly among children & fans of kawaii culture. He looked cute with soft ears & a curly tail. This look vibed with fans and they fell in love with the character. This cute character looks exactly like a cinnamon roll. His white fur and chubby cheeks look like the swirls of a delicious pastry. And his long ears give him a whimsical appearance.
He is a small white puppy with long ears with which he can fly. He lives in a place called Café Cinnamon. Once, he came down from the sky and landed near a café. The café owner noticed his resemblance to a cinnamon roll. He named him Cinnamoroll. He became the official mascot of Café Cinnamon. Since then, he has been a beloved part of its world. Cinnamoroll is a sweet little puppy who loves to take naps, get treats, & roam around town. He has a curiously friendly nature. This is what makes him loved among customers at the café & his global fans.
Here are some of his most notable companions:
Café Cinnamon is a star point in the story, It is a café facility built on a hillside of the town and has the name Sweets Restaurant. The café environment is friendly which is why consumers visit the place. They come here to enjoy pastries & meet with Cinnamoroll and friends. The café from the series is famous for cinnamon rolls and sweets in general, which seems very appropriate for the nature of the show’s sweet characters. Cinnamoroll is seen as being a regular employee at the café since she provides services in welcoming the clients inside the canteen. His character is gifted with one of the most unique features—big ears that help him to fly because they are like wings. This mischievously whimsical aspect of Cinnamoroll is part of his appeal and the range’s appeal.
He was 1st seen in the year 2001. Since then, he has become one of Sanrio’s most popular characters, with global fans. His innocent design has made him a loved figure in kawaii culture. We see him in an ocean of products, media, & events. His respect climbed up after getting himself the Grand Prix (of Sanrio Character) in the year 2017. His win reflected the deep affection fans have for the character, and it solidified his place as one of Sanrio’s top mascots.
Cinnamoroll merchandise like plush toys, stationery, clothing & home decor are open for sale across the globe. Some of his popular products are:
Over the years, Cinnamoroll has made appearances in different media, from animated shorts to books. He has starred inCinnamoroll: The Movie, which is about his adventures as he searches for the sky where he was born. The film is filled with the charm & sweetness that fans expect from the Cinnamoroll world. Further, he frequently appears in Sanrio Puroland, Japan. Visitors can meet him there, watch live shows, & get exclusive merchandise. Cinnamoroll is featured in mobile games, virtual stickers, and apps. So, easily fans can interact with him. His presence in these media reflects his ongoing popularity and the never-ending love fans have for the character.
This character remains popular, because of his cute appearance and the dreamy reality he came from. He is gentle and kind – a perfect character to comfort fans of all time. He also can fly, which gives a fairy-tale feel to him. Plus he has friends and spends time in a cosy Café Cinnamon making the atmosphere of Cinnamoroll’s stories members-friendly and warm.
Furthermore, Cinnamoroll is accepted globally. Since he originates from Japan’s kawaii subculture, his work has very broad appeal and is loved all over the world for bringing themes that include friendship, kindness & adventures.
