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Eco-Friendly: 8 Odd Japanese Environmental Mascots

January 8, 2013

By Colin Ferris

Muyan

(images via: Sakai.ed)

Muyan is new to the mascot game and from the looks of him he’s not all that happy about it. Designed by a junior high school sophomore, Muyan is the city of Sakai’s first waste reduction mascot. Good thing he’s not promoting WAIST reduction as that would be a bit…

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