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Two of the mascot dolls recently donated to the Hall of Fame represent the Yomiuri Giants a Hello Kitty doll in a Giants uniform and a mascot named Vicky. Not simply there to pump up the crowd with silly antics and comedy routines although there is plenty of that they also serve as what I call diplomatic liaisons.
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20 foreigners were asked which NPB mascot they thought was the cutest
The job of a mascot is to help liven up the game. Cats, lions, koalas, birds and other animals have become the motif, and all of them are loved icons. When compared with overseas clubs the (NPB) mascots often have young looks. So we asked 20 foreigners living in Japan, "Among the NPB club mascot characters, which one do you think is cute?"
■Yokohama DeNA Baystars F/30's, Turkey
■Yokohama DeNA Baystars F/30's Thailand
■Yokohama DeNA Baystars F/20's England
■Yokohama DeNA Baystars F/30's Malaysia
■Starman (Yokohama DeNA Baystars) M/20's Brazil
Overwhelmingly coming in first was the Baystars DB Starman. Born in 2012 as an icon representing the connection between the team and fans, and the Yokohama community and the future, with a hamster (hamustaa in Japanese sounds similar to the 'hama' in Yokohama) as the motif. The distinguishing features are the star on the face and back with a lovable round body, that is favorable among the fans. Starman will can even be seen wearing a yukata or tuxedo depending on the special event, looking cute no matter what the outfit is.
■Hanshin Tigers M/40's, Tunisia
■Hanshin Tigers M/40's, Taiwan
Hanshin's Tolucky topped the "cool" category for our survey. With it's big head, ears, and body, easily performing backflips leaves you with a "cool" image.
■Chunichi Dragons' Doala F/40's, Phillipines
■Doala (Chunichi Dragons) M/30's Spain
This koala based mascot received votes from both men and women. First appearing in 1994, the various unique performances on and off the field make this a popular mascot regardless of age. With Sydney and Nagoya being sister cities, when Chunichi started giving away koala stuffed animals after home runs, legend has it that the koala popularity gave birth to Doala. The large round eyes and charming expression is the attraction here.
■Hiroshima Carp M/20's, USA
■Yomiuri Giants M/40's, Australia
■Chiba Lotte Marines M/40's South Korea
■Tokyo Yakult Swallows F/30's Israel
■Seibu Lions M/30's, Peru
Each receving one vote. The other 6 votes were from people that didn't pick any particular mascot, or weren't interested in baseball.
The above survey results didn't give any feedback as to why the foreigners picked the way they did, but rather offered their own insights as to what that particular mascot's appeal points are. Not that great of an article, but interesting nonetheless.
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