MEET THIS CHARACTERMiyako City, Iwate
Salmon-kun and Miyako-chan
サーモンくん・みやこちゃん
Registered organizationMiyako City Industry Promotion Department, Fisheries Division
Added to this catalog November 6, 2013

CHARACTER FACTS
Meet Salmon-kun and Miyako-chan
Salmon-kun and Miyako-chan is a mascot listed in our Japanese character catalog for Miyako City, Iwate.
- Registered area
- Miyako City, Iwate
- Registered organization
- Miyako City Industry Promotion Department, Fisheries Division
From the recorded profile
This is a translation of the source description. Dates, affiliations and plans refer to the source’s publication context, not a guarantee of current activity.
Miyako City PR characters Salmon-kun and Miyako-chan are twin siblings who debuted at the Miyako Salmon Half Marathon held in November 2012. The older brother, Salmon-kun, wears a headband, while the younger sister, Miyako-chan, has salmon-roe pom-poms on her head. They travel to many places throughout Japan and work together to promote Miyako, the town of salmon!
English translation of the source profile. Names are display translations, not necessarily official English names. Original Japanese names are retained for identification; check official sources for current activity.
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Contest records
5 recorded appearances
2020Yuru-chara Grand PrixLocal mascots
55place
Official result ↗2016Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
353place
Official result ↗2015Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
180place
Official result ↗2014Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
236place
Official result ↗2013Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
451place
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