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Sushi-bu, a group of sushi/sheep, are characters for Gin No Sara sushi delivery.
Kinopy, a mascot from the forests of Wakayama, Japan, was born when the mountain god breathed a soul into a tree seedling.
Tokimekirin, an excitable pink giraffe who loves K-pop singers, is the mascot for Japan’s Korean entertainment channel, KNTV.
Hashibou, a kappa (water imp) who wears a persimmon as a Beatles-style haircut, is the mascot of Hashimoto City, Japan.
Amigo, a cat with a flying fish on its head, is the mascot of Shin-Kamigotō town, Japan.
Kokoro Inu, a dog whose head is a human heart, is the mascot for the medical department of Hirosaki University in Japan.
Manya, a cat fairy who lives in a car air conditioner, is the road safety mascot of Saga Prefecture, Japan.
Fugukichi, a stray cat wearing a blowfish on its head so it can sneak into the local fish market, is a mascot from Minamichita, Japan.
Kubocchi, a lucky white snake dressed as a priest, is the mascot of Tokyo’s “Snaketown”, where there’s a shrine to serpents.
Ma-cha, a woman whose head is a tea bowl with a mischievous young bamboo whisk bathing in it, is a mascot from Japan’s Nishio City.