Sai & Jino LINE Stickers | 40 Everyday Stickers
Sai & Jino, the official SIGN mascots, are now LINE stickers. The set has 40 stickers you can drop right into a chat, from everyday greetings like "Good morning", "Got it!" and "Thank you" to meet-up phrases like "Where are you?" and "I'm here!".
Blue Sai, orange Jino, and the two of them together. The text on the stickers is in Japanese.
What kind of stickers?
- Words for everyday chats: greetings, replies, thanks, apologies, meals, cheering, and feelings.
- Great for meeting up: Sai and Jino are shaped like map pins, so the set includes location phrases like "Where are you?", "Heading home now", "I'm here!" and "I'll be waiting".
- 8 stickers of the two together: a high five, a fist bump, sharing an umbrella, a toast, and more.
- Big, easy-to-read text: with a white outline, so it reads well on both light and dark chat backgrounds.
All 40 phrases
The text on the stickers is Japanese. Here is what each one says:
- Good morning
- Got it!
- Thank you
- OK!
- Good work today
- Thanks in advance
- Sounds good!
- Sorry
- Good night
- Amazing!
- Certainly (polite)
- Wait a moment
- Where are you?
- Heading home now
- I'm here!
- I'll be waiting
- I'm off!
- Have a good day
- Welcome home
- Let's eat
- Thanks for the meal
- I'm hungry
- Congratulations!
- Nice!
- Well done!
- Good luck
- Go for it!
- Let's do our best!
- Are you OK?
- I'm on your side
- I see
- Thinking…
- Whoa!
- Waaah
- Hmph!
- I'm so happy!
- Can't wait!
- Cheers!
- Yes!
- See you!
Who are Sai & Jino?
They are twin map-pin buddies, born by splitting the brand name "SIGN" in half. Blue Sai (SI) is a reliable supporter who stays quietly by your side. Orange Jino (GN) is an energetic go-getter with a little curl on top of the head.
See their profiles and poses →
See all 40 stickers on the LINE STORE
You can also find them by searching for "Sai & Jino" on the LINE STORE.
View on LINE STOREFAQ
Q. Where can I buy them?
A. You can buy them on the LINE STORE page "Sai & Jino: Everyday Stickers". You can also find them by searching for "Sai & Jino" on the LINE STORE.
Q. How much are they?
A. The price shown on the LINE STORE page is the price. It may differ depending on where and in which region you buy.
Q. What language is the text on the stickers?
A. Japanese. The characters' expressions and poses make the meaning easy to guess, too.
Q. How are the illustrations made?
A. Based on the official SIGN mascots Sai & Jino, the poses were created with an AI image generator, and then the text and finishing touches were added.