Which mochi squishy toy is best? A mochi is a small Japanese dumpling, and squishy toys, usually abbreviated to “squishies,” are brightly colored toys that are comforting to the touch and ...

Mochi squishy toys are beloved by children, but their parents by and large aren’t fans. The inexpensive thingamabobs seem to have cornered the kids’ prize market—popping up at the dentist ...

Since its release last fall, the Mugen Puchi Puchi electronic bubble wrap toy from Bandai became so popular in Japan that the company deemed the novelty keyring worthy of an update. The second ...

Taito announced its latest piece of Final Fantasy XIV merchandise heading to arcades in Japan, and it is a squishy squeeze toy based on the Cornservant from FFXIV Dawntrail. It will show up on ...

So, which toys are hottest this season? Toy expert Chris Byrne, content director for Toys, Tots, Pets and More, revealed to Fox News the three most popular gifts topping this year's Christmas lists.

A play on the Japanese mimetic word for “squishy” (punipuni), Punirunes has a design quirk that sets it apart from other gadgets of its ilk: a doughy button at the center of the device that ...

The toy trend was mad popular on YouTube and Instagram Now, Danish authorities have banned the sale of squishies over fears they could be harmful to children.

However, the Pokémon Center in Japan is selling a new line of plush toys called “My Pikachu” that do have one pretty remarkable characteristic.

The European Commission says the cake-shaped squishy toy could be mistaken for food and that the packaging is "too big" which could cause tots to choke or suffocate.

By some estimates, the Japanese stuffed animal industry was worth around ¥33 billion in 2019, and global demand for soft and comforting toys made in Japan has only been increasing since then.

Popular children's toys known as squishies have been banned in Denmark, after scientists found dangerous levels of harmful chemicals. The soft toys, which are made from PU foam, originate from ...

Mochi is a type of Japanese rice cake, and it is often soft and squishy, much like the toys. The mochi fidget toys were named after the traditional food due to their similar texture and Japanese ...