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Akibear, a bear shaped like the letter A, is a mascot from Akihabara, a district of Tokyo known for its electronics shops.
Usaparakun, a bunny with asparagus ears, is the mascot of Kimobetsu town, Japan.
Mukipanda, a panda wearing a panda costume, is the mascot of the Mukibanda ancient remains site in Tottori, Japan.
Fujikichi, a bird dressed as another bird, is the mascot for Japan’s Fuji WiFi.
An old multi-instrumentalist bird named Jazzkichi-kun is the mascot for Japan’s Jazz Promotion Associaton.
Renko-chan the lotus fairy is the sewer mascot of Kashiwa city, Japan. She rides the sewage on a leaf, and likes drinking treated wastewater.
Dashinosuke the seal is the mascot of Wakkanai, Japan. He ate so much local kelp that he turned green.
Chocoemon (a mascot from Miyagi, Japan) is a local samurai legend reincarnated as a guitar-playing dog.
Kuramoni, the mascot for the historic Japanese city of Kurashiki, wears a hat and pants patterned like the town’s walls, and has the local wisteria hanging from its head.
Kiratto is the rainbow-haired daredevil mascot for Japan’s Isezaki Auto Racing Center.