//=time() ?>
Shinobi-chan, a sword-swinging pink ninja, is the mascot of Japan’s CS Accounting.
The Jammu are a mix of puppies and jam jars who appear on signs in Tokyo subway trains to relieve commuters’ stress.
Hamapon, a shirtless, noodle-slurping king, is the mascot of Yawatahama City, Japan.
Nemurou, the very sleepy, drooling owl, is the mascot of Nemuro City, Japan.
Hine King, a stylish auntie hen, is the mascot of Japan’s Hashimoto City.
Kumapon the bear/egg is the mascot for Kumamoto University Library.
Hamuburger, a hamster mixed with a hamburger, is a mascot from Ehime, Japan.
Idetan, who wears a frog hat and has a pocket stuffed full of local produce, is the mascot of Ide, a town in Kyoto.
Yassa-kun is the mascot of Togane City, Japan. He is a boy reluctantly participating in a local festival, and his design was drawn in 5 minutes by a teenager.
Erabi→ is a Dalmatian who encourages citizens of Tokyo’s Adachi Ward to vote in elections.