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Warumon is a loveable E.coli bacteria who promotes food safety in Fukuoka City.
Yutsura-kun is the steam rising from a hot spring. He’s the mascot for Japan’s Ureshino City.
Yōkan Uemon, a mascot from Japan’s Ogi City, is a samurai whose head is a block of jellied sweet bean paste.
The mascot of Japan’s Okija Town is Chikamaru-kun, a deer costume being worn by a less realistic deer.
This is Oujichama, the young prince mascot of Uji City, Kyoto. Despite being a baby, Oujichama is a green tea sommelier.
Chachamaru, the mascot of Ikeda Town in Gifu Prefecture, is a bunny with leaves for ears.
Shirihashi-kun, a bottom-headed businessman with a platypus beak, is the unofficial mascot of Tokyo’s Ikejiri-Ohashi Station.
Takeda Castle is known as the “Castle in the Sky”, so its grandfatherly mascot, Takeji, is a mountain with clouds for hair and hands.
Yamaton, the green mascot of Japan’s Yamato City, is a leaf fairy. His favorite drink is morning dew.
Akitakatasuke, a living minivan, is the public transportation mascot of Akitakata City in Japan.