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Kubocchi, a lucky white snake with arms (and occasionally legs) dressed as a Japanese priest, is the mascot of the “Snaketown” area of Tokyo, where there’s an ancient shrine which deifies white serpents.
Namisuke, a puppy-sized dinosaur-like fairy with a forest on his back, is the mascot of Tokyo’s Suginami Ward.
Patchy is both the number 8 and a rainbow prince. He’s a mascot for Nihon Kogakuin College in Hachioji, Japan.
Morley, a firefly fairy with an acorn beret, is the mascot of Moriyama City, Japan.
Veggieta, a dog with a selection of vegetables in its back, is an agricultural mascot from Hiratsuka, Japan,
Tamapi, a penguin with electric eyebrows, is to be a weather forecaster on Fukuoka’s Cross FM from today.
Hanappi, the mascot for Japan’s Iwate airport, is a pink plane on a cloud.
Kamatu, an angel with a gyōza dumpling head and a chimney body, whose personality changes to match the color of his necktie, is the mascot of Nihon Kogakuin Technical College in Japan.
Ma-nyan, a colorful cat with an M for ears, is the mascot of Masa21 Shopping Mall in Gifu, Japan.