Mondo Mascots

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My hobby is taking pictures of fun and weird Japanese mascots.

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Kuppy the rabbit and Ramu the squirrel have been the mascots for Kuppy Ramune candy since 1962.

Mukona, a cat stationmaster, is the mascot for Mito Railway Station in Ibaraki.

Omapyon, a serow wearing the Northern Japanese Alps as a hat, is the mascot of Omachi City.

Kuronyon, a cat with a hard hat, is the mascot for Kurobe Dam, Japan’s tallest dam.

Yuzumo, a yuzu citrus fruit from Motegi (a town in Tochigi, Japan) at the Furusato Festival.

Perorin, a mountain with a river for a mouth, is an agricultural mascot from Yamagata Prefecture.

Musubimaru, the mascot of Miyagi Prefecture, is a samurai whose head is a rice-ball.

Nyanmage, a cat with a samurai topknot, is the mascot for the historical theme park Nikko Edo Wonderland.

Good and Lucky, the “Land Dog” mascots for the Tokyo amusement park Yomiuri Land

Shimako-san, a girl who skin dives for shellfish, is the mascot of Shima City in Mie, Japan.

Yokkaichi City's mascot is Konyudokun, a blue-haired boy with a long tongue, who is a small, cute version of a giant, 200-year old mechanical doll that appears at local festivals.

Hamu Kakaricho, a slice of ham whose face spells “ham” in Japanese, is the mascot for Ito Ham.

Mitsuhashi-kun, a rice fairy from the planet Rice, is the mascot of Mitsuhashi Rice.

Tamanyan is the mascot for the shopping street in Gotokuji, a part of Tokyo famous for maneki-neko (waving white cat ornaments).

Karapyon, a crow in the first grade of elementary school, is a mascot from Karasuyama in Tokyo

Zakku is the bouncy white mascot of ZAQ cable internet.

Bikki-kun, a young penguin who has not yet learned to swim, is a mascot from Kyodo, Tokyo.

Today I went to see Myakumyaku, the shapeshifting mascot for the Osaka 2025 Expo, who was in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building.

Uchicchii the walrus boy is the mascot of an aquarium called Izu Mito Sea Paradise.

Zamarin, a sunflower fairy (with a seed for a body, and petals around his head), is the mascot of Zama City.

Matagi No Momiji, from Hokkaido, is a pink deer with a shotgun for hunting hunters.

Sasadangon, a popular unofficial mascot from Niigata Prefecture, is a sasa dango monster. (Sasa dango, a rice cake filled with red bean paste and wrapped in a bamboo leaf, is a sweet local treat.)

Ayucoro-chan, a piglet with a fish on her head, is the mascot of Atsugi City, Japan.

Tokoron, the mascot of Tokorozawa City, is part boy and part plane (Tokorozawa was home to Japan's first airfield).

The cool and streetwise squid, Black Bancho, is the mascot of Itoigawa City in Niigata.

Softkuriinu, a big pink combination of an ice cream and a dog is a mascot who cleans the streets of Shibuya, Tokyo. He's often mistaken for a dog poo and is rumoured to be the poo of legendary Shibuya dog Hachiko.

Kuroneko (black cat) and Shironeko (white cat) are the mascots for the delivery company Yamato Transport.

Posukuma, the postal worker bear mascot for Japan Post, with DeliRo, a delivery robot, in Tokyo today

Delivery company mascots in Tokyo today

Waka-P, whose head is an orange, is mascot of the Wakayama Women's Prison.