Pompompurin's Road Trip

Season 5Episode 124 minAug 18, 2022
Pompompurin's Road Trip

Hello Kitty and Friends are celebrating the Japanese holiday Mountain Day! With only four train tickets left, the other friends travel in Pompompurin's food truck in order to make it on time. Pompompurin is on a mission to drive his friends to the mountain. But like every road trip, things get a bit uneasy on the drive. With Hello Kitty, Badtz-maru, Keroppi and Kuromi on board, will Pompompurin be able to keep everyone happy by the time they get to their destination?

Pompompurin's Road Trip has aired on Aug 18, 2022
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