The Children’s Collection
Mii & Friends
Giggles, wonder and beautiful childhood moments worth carrying into tomorrow.
Real Stories · Real Art · Real People
A story to hold.
A feeling to keep.
Imagine opening your home mailbox to find something made just for you. A story from someone, somewhere in the world. Art created with care. A little laughter, perhaps a few tears, and a moment of hope — something to hold, and a connection to someone you may never meet.
Discover Our Collections ↓Three collections · One heartfelt idea
Same heart. Different stories. Always Miituyu.
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The Adult Collection · Coming Soon
Dearly Yours
Stories that make us laugh, remember and feel a little less alone.
Explore Adult Stories →Historical Fiction
Letters Through Time
Imagined letters bringing the human hearts of history closer.
Explore Historical Stories →Mii & Friends · The Children’s Collection
A little envelope. A GREAT BIG smile.
Something wonderful to find in your home mailbox each month: a story to share, beautiful artwork, and little surprises made for curious hands and happy hearts.
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Discover everything inside Mii’s monthly mail →The heart behind Miituyu
Somewhere in the world, someone has something to share.
And somewhere else, someone needs to hear it. We believe stories and original art can bring strangers a little closer together.
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Your Story, Your Colors
Something you have written or created could find its way into the hands of someone who needs it.
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From the Miituyu Journal
Little thoughts worth sharing.
Why real mail matters. Why childhood deserves to be cherished. Why the person behind a story matters just as much as the story itself.
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