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Oujichama, a green-haired baby prince who is also a green tea sommelier, is the mascot of Uji City, Japan.
Ijime Nyai is the anti-bullying superhero cat mascot from Tokai City, Japan.
Hanna, a green elephant who grew up in a flower field, is the mascot of Hanasaku Life Insurance. Her hobbies are photosynthesis and yoga (she knows 87 different poses).
Ban-kun, the mascot of Miyazaki Museum of Nature and History, is inspired by a real dog owned by samurai Uwai Kakuken, who lived in Miyazaki Castle in the 1500s.
Michimaru-kun, a dog who’s obsessed with road safety, is the mascot for the Japanese expressway company, Nexco.
Yasuon-kun, an opera-singing lion, is the mascot of Yasuda Music Production in Shiga, Japan. His friend is Anne-chan, a music teacher snail.
Tomipan, a rice bun fairy with an old-fashioned haircut, is the mascot of Tomika town, Japan.
Onsen Nyanko, a cat with a rubber ducky on its head, promotes Japan’s hot springs.
Mo-ni-kun, a boy wearing a mask of a green ox demon, is the mascot of Uwajima City, Japan. Unzip the back of his head and a cat pops out.
Tsudorin the curious squirrel fairy is the mascot for the Tonan Tsudoi Forest in Morioka, Japan.