My hobby is taking pictures of fun and weird Japanese mascots (and other costumed characters).
Mondo Mascots
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Sikissy, a living portrait picture with arms, draws quirky caricatures of people in Fukuoka City.
Kakitan, a bear-shaped god who likes persimmons, is an agricultural mascot from Wakayama Prefecture.
Pukumaru-chan, a pink and yellow lanternfish from Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, does an impressive party trick.
Mujinamon, a magical badger with a leaf on its head, is the mascot of Hanyu City, Saitama.
Hoo-chan, the mascot for Yamano musical instruments, is a musical fairy who dresses in a bird costume because both music and birds can fly freely across borders.
Kasayan, the smiling mascot for the town of Kasagi in Kyoto, is a Nekomata (cat yōkai) who guides tourists there. He has two tails, but you can’t see them here.
Taiga-san, a dapper tiger from Toranomon, Tokyo, is the mascot for the anime channel AT-X.
Yutapon Red is one of the Yutapon Five, a squadron of raccoon dog superheros, the mascots of Yugawara hot springs resort in Kanagawa.
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Chikamaru is an elusive underground dweller and unofficial mascot for Saitama Prefecture. He loves Saitama Prefecture and alcohol, even though he has a low tolerance. He came up to the surface with Liver-kun, his best friend.
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Kawami is a 55-year-old bar owner. Unlucky in love, she was divorced at 25, separated from her daughter, and burdened with 30 million yen in debt from a man she dated.
