Momijii is an old man whose head is a momiji manju, a maple leaf-shaped cake.

Inoton, a mix of a wild boar and a mountain god with a pumpkin body, is the mascot of Tōon City, Japan.

Komyotan the cat is a mascot for 13 sanatoriums in Japan for people recovering from Hansen's disease.

Nondy, a 69-year-old alien who likes smiles and marshmallows, is the mascot of the JSNDI (Japanese Society for Non-Destructive Inspection) who inspect machines without damaging them. His special skill is a non-destructive wink.

Kadoppi and Kawappi are a couple of Japanese murrelets from the town of Kadogawa in Miyazaki, Japan. They raise awareness for the protection of the Japanese murrelet (Kadogawa is the world's largest breeding area for the species.)

A new postbox featuring local mascot Kudamaru, a star fairy, has been installed in Kudamatsu City.

Moru-chan, a 506 million-year-old creature with a "healing beam" that creates bonds between people and the community, is the mascot for a shopping street in Hitachi City.

Emodonaru the 5th, who has a suit, a tie, and an antique clock head, is the mascot of Vlandome shopping arcade in Sendai City.

Kamashishi-chan, a boar with a wooden rice pot lid on its head, is the mascot of Kama City.

Angel Warabu, a flying pig with love-heart nostrils, is the mascot of Warabi City.

Cabetch-kun, an enthusiastic cabbage fairy with a bow tie, is the mascot of Nampo Town, Japan.

Mimamoryinu the hero dog is Tokyo's youth safety and security mascot, warning teens about selfie-taking accidents and social media scammers.

Mizuhomaru, the new mascot for Mizuho (a town in Tokyo), is mix of a Daruma (traditional lucky doll) and a tanuki (raccoon dog). Mizuhomaru is purple and pink like local flowers (a crown of which are on its head).

Wheelchair tennis player Yui Kamiji now has her own mascot, Carmy, a blue bird with wheels.

Pinto-Chan the pink tiger is the mascot for Tokyo's House Plaza real estate.

Mirai-chan, the mascot for the Mibumachi Toy Museum in Tochigi, can talk with clouds, wind, and animals using the antenna on his head (which can also emit thunder and lightning) and can teleport by pressing his belly button.

Tamasaburou, a mascot from Suzuka City, Japan, has a Rhododendron bush for a head.

P-mo-kun, a headbanging potato, is the mascot for the mobile site of the music agency PS COMPANY.

Morarisu, a moralistic squirrel, is the mascot of Rissho University.

Chimuni, a creature with two smoking chimneys for ears, is the mascot for the Novelty Museum in Seto City, Japan.

Honetsugi Shinshi, a well-dressed gentleman bone, promotes therapeutic bone exercises called Judo Therapy.

Fukuiine-kun is a hand with a raised thumb who promotes Fukui Prefecture.

Torakichi, a jolly tiger, is the mascot for Kinki Industrial Credit Union. His recent problem is that he can't put on his socks because his belly gets in the way.

Bikkun, a booze-loving turtle with a top hat and a bow tie, is the mascot of the liquor specialty store, Sakeya Bic.