Chobin-kun is a living coin purse from outer space. This happy little guy is the official mascot of Chobirich. Chobin-kun is male, 15cm long, and weighs 7 kilograms. In his free time, he enjoys playing games, earning points, and eating his favorite food, fried shrimp. He even has a girlfriend named Chobirina-chan, a pink coin purse who loves online shopping and eating strawberry shortcake.
The Chobirich website, social media, flyers, and promotions all feature the face and outline of Chobin-kun.
His outfit or accessories might change, but one thing stays the same — Chobin-kun is always smiling! Chobirich Website.
He is a tall human-shaped white figure with his name on his stomach and a bridge on his back. On paper, Tsukihashi Wataru looks a little cute, but in person, his gaping mouth and ghost-like appearance can be a little frightening to children! Momiji-chan is a cute pink sika deer that always carries a gun.
He was created by Asako Hashi, the same person who designed the popular character Jingisukan no Jin-kun. He was a huge hit because of the way he would interact with people — often jokingly pointing his little gun at other mascots at the summit! Momiji Daily Twitter. Jimmy Hattori, ninja condom, is a Japanese safe sex mascot. Jimmy Hattori is used to promote safe sex in Japan, and he frequently appears at a variety of AIDS awareness and charity events across Japan.
His official Twitter account has over 2, tweets and over dedicated followers. Jimmy Hattori Twitter. J-FestGuide : Japanese Festival finder.
Photos: Mondo Mascots. Photo: Mondo Mascots. Photos: Mando Mascots. Photos: Arashiyama-Kyoto. Search Submit Clear. Japanese Lessons. Kansai Guide. Udemy Japanese Lessons. Social Media. Facebook Page. Admin Profile. Kamapchiro Youtube. High Bricco-chan are a trio of pop idols who wear colorful latex suits with utility belts. Their heads are a combination of rabbits and train cars. However, as they are unofficial mascots, High Bricco-chan are not officially recognized by JR East, the Japan Rail company that operates the Koumi line.
Jumonji Hayato is a suit-wearing egg who is also a ramen enthusiast. He is the official mascot of Risendo, a noodle company based in Akita Prefecture. The 3-D costume version of this character was unveiled in , and was actually made by local housewives who volunteered to construct it. Jumonji Hayato appears in commercials, promotions, flyers, and is even the icon of the official Risendo Facebook page.
Chobin-kun is a living coin purse from outer space. This happy little guy is the official mascot of Chobirich. Chobin-kun is male, 15cm long, and weighs 7 kilograms. In his free time, he enjoys playing games, earning points, and eating his favorite food, fried shrimp. He even has a girlfriend named Chobirina-chan, a pink coin purse who loves online shopping and eating strawberry shortcake. The Chobirich website, social media, flyers, and promotions all feature the face and outline of Chobin-kun.
His outfit or accessories might change, but one thing stays the same — Chobin-kun is always smiling! Chobirich Website. He is a tall human-shaped white figure with his name on his stomach and a bridge on his back.
On paper, Tsukihashi Wataru looks a little cute, but in person, his gaping mouth and ghost-like appearance can be a little frightening to children! Momiji-chan is a cute pink sika deer that always carries a gun. He was created by Asako Hashi, the same person who designed the popular character Jingisukan no Jin-kun. He was a huge hit because of the way he would interact with people — often jokingly pointing his little gun at other mascots at the summit!
Momiji Daily Twitter. Jimmy Hattori, ninja condom, is a Japanese safe sex mascot. Jimmy Hattori is used to promote safe sex in Japan, and he frequently appears at a variety of AIDS awareness and charity events across Japan.
His official Twitter account has over 2, tweets and over dedicated followers. Jimmy Hattori Twitter. J-FestGuide : Japanese Festival finder. Photos: Mondo Mascots. Photo: Mondo Mascots. Photos: Mando Mascots.
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