Chiitan (ちぃたん☆), also stylized as Chiitan☆, is a Japanese mascot which was formerly a self-declared unofficial representative of the city of Susaki. It is a self-described "0-year-old fairy baby" otter that wears a turtle as a hat.

2024年7月17日 · Japan is host to some unique characters, but none so unhinged as Chiitan. Described as a 0-year-old fairy baby, the giant otter is the unofficial mascot of the Japanese city of Susaki. Life-sized...

If watching a super cute otter wail on a punching bag with a baseball bat or kick a medicine ball into its own head gives you a good case of the giggles, Chiitan is the mascot for you! Once the most giant mascot in Japan, the controversial otter has since fallen on hard times.

2019年1月22日 · Then Chiitan, an unsanctioned mascot based on the otter, began staging dangerous and non-child-friendly stunts around town, like swinging a weed whacker and tipping over a car. And some...

Chiitan is an unofficial Japanese mascot for the town of Susaki based off a real otter of the same name. The mascot Chiitan grew popular online for its bizarre stunts and physical comedy antics.

2019年12月20日 · The year got off to a bang with the complex story of a public feud between two lovable otter mascots. Shinjokun is the mascot of Susaki City, Japan, and is based on an extinct river otter that was last sighted in the area (and has a bowl of local noodles on his head).

2023年4月8日 · Otter-ly Adorable Mascots. One of the most prominent and well-known schools to have an otter as their mascot is California State University at Monterey Bay. The team’s mascot is named Monte Ray and can be seen around campus and at various sporting events, including basketball and baseball games.

2019年12月20日 · Chiitan is employed by the tourist board of Tokyo’s “Electric Town”, Akihabara, but also moonlights as a mascot for Susaki, a city whose regular official mascot is a fellow otter, the placid and well-behaved Shinjokun. Shinjokun and Chiitan appear to share a designer, but are based on different breeds of otter (Shinjokun’s breed is ...

River otters are playful, social creatures that rely on teamwork and collaboration to thrive. They also represent the natural beauty of Wisconsin's waterways and their importance to the region. Developing a College mascot after more than a century of existence may have you asking "why." That answer is simple. It’s for our students.

When you use your mascot as a role model for positive behavior, you are tying everything together with the keeper of your culture - and the common thread that ties all students, and teachers together. Your community is defined largely by your mascot. Use it to your advantage.