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The mascots for Tokyo Metropolitan Katsushika High School are two studious sheep named Hikari and Urara.
The mascots for the sewer system in Saitama, Japan, are Kumamushi-kun (a tardigrade) and Kumanyanko-chan (a mix of a tardigrade and a cat).
Iyayan the butterfly promotes the consumer complaints hotline number, 188, in Japan. Iyanan has 8s for wings, and swings a 1 like a club.
Yomurisu the book-loving squirrel is the mascot for Ritsumeikan University’s library.
Suippi, the mascot of Ōi (a town in Kanagawa, Japan), wears daffodils and looks like an egg but is, in fact, an “O” for “Ōi”.
Nijinoko the rainbow mushroom is the social welfare mascot for Chuo Ward in Tokyo.
Koaro, a koala in a carp costume, is the mascot for the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Nagoya, Japan.
The Banana and Donut Love Hotel in Kyushu, Japan, has awkward banana and donut mascots.
Jiro, a middle-aged music-loving alien who looks like a cat but isn’t one, is the mascot for HMV Records in Japan.
Momomaru-kun the flying squirrel is the human rights mascot for Kitakyushu City, Japan.