MEET THIS CHARACTERHigashimatsuyama City, Saitama
Makkun and Ayumin
まっくん・あゆみん
Registered organizationHigashimatsuyama City
Added to this catalog September 7, 2013

CHARACTER FACTS
Meet Makkun and Ayumin
Makkun and Ayumin is a mascot listed in our Japanese character catalog for Higashimatsuyama City, Saitama.
- Registered area
- Higashimatsuyama City, Saitama
- Registered organization
- Higashimatsuyama City
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.
Higashimatsuyama City mascot characters Makkun and Ayumin are siblings created in 2011 with the city tree, pine, and city flower, peony, as motifs. Their bodies are made from jars of miso sauce used for yakitori, and they wear walking shoes because they love walking. They appear at events and conduct PR activities to help more people learn about Higashimatsushima City.
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
7 recorded appearances
2017Yuru-chara Grand PrixLocal mascots
307place
Official result ↗2016Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
730place
Official result ↗2015Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
1,200place
Official result ↗2014Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
758place
Official result ↗2013Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
666place
Official result ↗2012Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
385place
Official result ↗2011Yuru-chara Grand PrixOverall
102place
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