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Pinto-Chan the pink tiger is the mascot for Tokyo’s House Plaza real estate.
This is Eco-chan-san-chan, who has two faces. The environmental mascot for Sanjo City, Japan, he’s an “S” for Sanjo, with two arrow arms to represent recycling.
Manabee, a bee with three antennae, is Japan’s mascot for lifelong learning, encouraging people of all ages to enjoy learning new things anytime, anywhere.
R.I.P. to legendary actor Sonny Chiba, who has passed away. He once helped create a mascot named Jube, based on the samurai Yagyu Jubei, who Chiba played in various movies and TV shows.
Chimuni, a creature with two smoking chimneys for ears, is the mascot for the Novelty Museum in Seto City, Japan.
Gaburie-ru, a mix of a French bulldog and a Mandarin orange, is the food education mascot for Ehime Prefecture, Japan.
Shachibee, the mascot of Kumamoto City Museum, is based on an 18th century shachihoko, a statue of a mythical half-fish creature, that is in the museum.
Honetsugi Shinshi, a well-dressed gentleman bone, promotes therapeutic bone exercises called Judo Therapy.
Niracco, a bright, energetic, and interesting blue sea otter, is the new mascot of Niraku pachinko parlors.
Dorei-kun, the new mascot of bakery chain Komugi no Dorei, is a sentient piece of the bakery’s popular crunchy curry bread, wearing the bakery’s uniform.