Prince Takko, a rather regal garlic prince, is the mascot for Takko, a town in Aomori, Japan.

Chikinan Bancho, a delinquent chicken, is the mascot of Nobeoka City, Japan.

Mimippu-kun, a yellow bunny with its ears squeezed into a very small baseball cap, is the mascot for Ministop convenience stores in Japan.

Jijomaru is a disaster prevention chihuahua from Mitaka, Tokyo.

Wallet-kun, a creature whose head is a mix of a coin purse and Mount Fuji, is the mascot for Shizuoka Bank.

Yōkan Uemon, a samurai whose head is a block of jellied sweet bean paste, is a mascot from Japan's Ogi City.

Ajigasawa, a town in Japan, promotes local cuisine with two mascots, Zukedon and Hirame-a sentient bowl of rice and a halibut that lives on its head.

Unidon, a bowl of sea urchin on rice, is the mascot of Shakotan, a town in Hokkaido, Japan.

Torapon, the mascot of Trampoline Park Hamamatsu, is a young dragon who can't fly yet and practices on trampolines.

Tohyamamaru (the mascot of Tohyamago, a village in Nagano, Japan) is a mountain with a path winding around it, a cloud for a nose, and a hot tub hat.

Umabee, a huge-tongued dog in a bowl, is the tourism mascot for Higashiyamato, Tokyo.

The mascot for the Saga Ballooners basketball team is Baltan, a dog with a blue basketball on its head.

The Osaka Expo mascot has shape-shifting abilities.

Hana-chan, a dog with flower ears, is the cheerful mascot of Hana No Nioi funeral services,

The town's other mascot, Jump-kun the bear, also got a robot version, named Jumpson.

Mejiina-chan, a warbling white-eye bird with a sunflower hat, is a mascot for Kumatori, a town in Osaka. Mejinarian-X is a giant robot version of Mejiina-chan designed by a Gundam animator from the town.

Shu Matsugoro, a beer-loving bulldog, is the mascot of Human Academy night school in Sapporo City.

Takeji, an avuncular mountain with a castle hat and clouds for hair and hands, is the mascot of Takeda Castle in Hyogo, Japan.

Zei-King, the tax-collection mascot for Osaka City's Sakai Ward, is an angry king demanding taxes.

Morio-kun is a vampire bat who promotes paying taxes by direct debit in Chiba, Japan. (He uses direct debit because he's nocturnal and can't get to the bank in the daytime.)