Strawberry Deer Mascot Pin (Yumezukin, Nagasaki)

Name: Strawberry Deer Mascot Pin (Yumezukin, Nagasaki)
Brand: Pinbuds
SKU: P-JPN-YUMEZUKIN
Price: 40.00 AUD
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Details

Hard enamel
Black plating
Size35mm
Thickness1.2 mm
Backing1 rubber clasp
New arrival
Limited edition

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Japan
Cute food

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Strawberry Deer Mascot enamel pin by Pinbuds

Strawberry Deer Mascot Pin (Yumezukin, Nagasaki)

$40.00 AUD

Details

The strawberry-obsessed deer mascot Yumezukin-Chan from Nagasaki. 35mm hard enamel with glitter.

Meet Yumezukin-chan

Yumezukin-chan (ゆめずきんちゃん) is number 025 in the Donburee mascot pin collection. Home is Nagasaki (長崎市), in the Kyushu region, and the backing card marks the spot on the map of Japan.

Snap this collectible enamel pin onto an ITA bag, a cap, or a lanyard. A thoughtful small gift, or a treat for your own collection.

Pin details

Style: Hard enamel (flat), Glitter
Plating: Black
Backing: 1 x Rubber clasp

Ships in protective padded packaging.

The story

Meet Yumezukin-chan

Yumezukin-chan, number 025

Yumezukin-chan (ゆめずきんちゃん) comes from Nagasaki, in the Kyushu region. This is the backing card from the Donburee mascot pin collection.

Find Nagasaki on the map

Every mascot in the collection has a home on the map of Japan. Nagasaki is the one lit up in orange.

The story

Meet the Japanese mascots

A mascot for every place

Almost every town, train line and prefecture in Japan has its own, made up by the local council to get you to visit. Usually the local speciality mashed up with an animal.

Out and about in costume

There are thousands, and most make very little sense, which is exactly why they are so cute. They turn up at festivals, stations and shops. Now you can wear one.