what is the one product that is available to retailers that little kid push train?
with multicolored tracks.
Tomy has tried 3 separate times in the U.S. to get plarail a footing in our toy stores, and Americans just aren't as into it as you would think, not to mention Tomy makes primarily Japanese trains and they do it well! I do not think they should have to make American trains to get their brand to sell in the U.S., financially it doesn't make sense they already make a huge number of trains to choose from! making U.S. trains would just take away from what their 55 year long established customer base actually want. It is not surprising that it is hard to get Plarail huge in the states to the Majority of Americans it is a niche hobby, and as I always say our nation as a whole does not utilize or admire trains as a means of transportation like they do in Japan where it is a huge part of everyday life!
with multicolored tracks.
Tomy has tried 3 separate times in the U.S. to get plarail a footing in our toy stores, and Americans just aren't as into it as you would think, not to mention Tomy makes primarily Japanese trains and they do it well! I do not think they should have to make American trains to get their brand to sell in the U.S., financially it doesn't make sense they already make a huge number of trains to choose from! making U.S. trains would just take away from what their 55 year long established customer base actually want. It is not surprising that it is hard to get Plarail huge in the states to the Majority of Americans it is a niche hobby, and as I always say our nation as a whole does not utilize or admire trains as a means of transportation like they do in Japan where it is a huge part of everyday life!
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