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A medicine bottle/panda named Gaagaa-kun is the mascot of Ohga Pharmacies.
The old folks’ traffic safety mascots for Kanagawa, Japan, are an elderly tobacconist named Koshinaga Sayuri-san and her tea-drinking friend, Takakura Zen-san.
Pencil-hatted Erabou encourages people to vote in Yokohama City’s Aoba Ward.
Robot KC is a rainbow robot from the future (and the mascot for the Japanese TV channel, RKC).
Okumin, a stoat with an acorn hat, is the mascot of Shiga Kogen ski resort in Nagano, Japan.
Nano-chan, a hybrid of a stoat and a forest fairy with leaves for ears, is the mascot of the Shinano daily newspaper in Nagano, Japan.
Two more characters promoting overseas studies in Canada to Japanese students are Vancou (a beaver/bear hybrid) and Toron (a snow fairy with moose antlers). https://t.co/6B5eiU8por
Ippukumaru (mascot for NHK TV, in Fukui, Japan) is a green dog bursting out of an egg, with a bone in its mouth.
Susanon, the mascot for Tennou Roadside Station (in Japan’s Akita Prefecture), resembles a vampiric Mickey Mouse.
Nonsuke, mascot of Shinshiro City in Japan, is a vegetable-carrying horse who walks on two legs and wears a hat.