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Coco-chan, the mascot of Toyokawa City’s shopping district, has a white fox hat and hair like a fox tail, based on iconography from the local temple.
Relay-chan, a cockatoo holding a baton, is the mascot for Japan’s telephone relay service for the hearing impaired.
Here are Hogo-chan and Sara-chan, during their teenage delinquent days:
Kokoron-chan, a spherical pink nurse with one heart in her mouth and another balanced on her hand, is the blood donation mascot for Iwate, Japan.
Yunii-chan, a cheerful girl with poor eyesight, who loves donuts, is the mascot of Unimo Chiharadai Mall in Ichihara City, where she lives in the basement.
Maple-kun, a dynamic maple leaf with a bow tie and nightcap, is the mascot for Rokunohe, a Japanese town with lots of maple trees.
Midomosu the mammoth is the mascot of Midori City in Japan (where mammoth remains were found).
Iwashi Kincha-kun, a sardine sailor, is the mascot for the Osaka Bay Fisheries Cooperative (but claims to be the director of their advertising department).
Veggieta, a dog with a selection of vegetables stuffed in its back, is an agricultural mascot from Hiratsuka, Japan.
Futamatagitsune, a fox with two mountains in his head, is the mascot for Tenei, a village in Japan.