Kawasaki Mouton Plush Mascot from Anime Girls Band Cry - Kawasaki City Store
A massive hit after appearing in the anime "Girls Band Cry"! “Kawasaki Mouton” is a beloved mascot representing Kawasaki City, Japan, widely known as a “City of Music.” Cute, friendly, and instantly recognizable, this character is popular with people of all ages—from children to adults. After appearing in the 2024 Japanese TV anime Girls Band Cry, Kawasaki Mouton gained explosive popularity not only in Japan but also overseas, with a surge of orders from countries such as China and South Korea. This plush toy is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry anywhere. It comes with a stainless steel ball chain, so you can attach it to your bag, backpack, or keys and enjoy taking it with you every day. Each item is individually packaged in a clear OPP bag, making it suitable for gifts or collections. Size Approx. H 102 mm × W 100 mm × D 90 mm (Approx. 4.0 × 3.9 × 3.5 inches) Materials Outer fabric: Soft boa (polyester) Stuffing: PP cotton Ball chain: Stainless steel Printed name tag: Satin About Us The Music City Kawasaki Promotion Council is an organization that supports Kawasaki City’s initiative to develop the city through music. We connect professional and amateur musicians, cultural groups, and facilities, helping to grow local music culture through networking, information sharing, and project support. About Kawasaki City Store KAWASAKI CITY STORE brings a curated collection of products from the City of Kawasaki in Japan to customers around the world. We promise to support our customers kindly, courteously, and promptly, based on the spirit of Omotenashi. Kawasaki City is located just west of Tokyo, Japan. As part of the Tokyo metropolitan area, the city has significantly contributed to Japan's industrialization and modernization. Furthermore, Kawasaki City is one of the locations depicted in "The 53 Stations of the Tokaido" (Hiroshige Utagawa, 1832-1833) and is situated along the historic Tokaido road, the highway connecting Edo to Kyoto. Therefore, we honor both modern and traditional Japanese cultures. Through this store, overseas customers can purchase a variety of products made by Japanese specialists, from glass artisans to sheet metal workers.