Japanese mascots - Pipo-kun
By Muza-chan on Oct 6, 2009 | In Japan travel | 5 feedbacks »
One of the most easy to spot mascots in Tokyo is Pipo-kun, the mascot of Tokyo Metropolitan Police. You can see posters or paintings with Pipo-kun displayed on walls, construction sites fences or shop windows.

Pipo-kun was created in 1987, and his name is derived from two words, “people” and “police". He’s cute and happy, strong, and always well-informed (that’s why he has an antenna).

Of course, Pipo-kun has its own webpage, on the Tokyo Metropolitan Police official website, with advices for children, downloadable coloring books and even his own song. ![]()


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That's a really cute mascot they have, good for the kids to have someone to look up to. The only Police Mascot we have over here is MAC Gruff the crime dog, his motto is "Take A Bite Out Of Crime". It's actually a national character to help Law enforcement agencys spread the word . This mascot wear a fedora and a trenchcoat.
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