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Kitapan-kun

きたパンくん

Registered organizationI Love Kita Ward Project

Added to this catalog August 30, 2013

Kitapan-kun
CHARACTER FACTS

Meet Kitapan-kun

Kitapan-kun is a mascot listed in our Japanese character catalog for Kita Ward, Tokyo.

Registered area
Kita Ward, Tokyo
Registered organization
I Love Kita Ward Project

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.

Unofficial Kita Ward character Kitapan-kun. This character has a castella body and was created with castella, a symbol of happiness, as its motif. His lower body consists of legs so that he can always run to people in trouble or to fun events, and apparently also so that he can sometimes break into dance. He participates in many events mainly within the ward and also appears on television.

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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