Official Mascot “Komakkero”

Profile

Name

Komakkero

Home

Komaba Pond

Birthday

November 25th

I am good at

Hide-and-Seek

I am not good at

Jumping

Hobby

Taking a walk

Favorite Food

Ginkgo Nuts

I often say

“Kerokero” (That’s how my voice sounds in Japanese)

Komakkero's social media is linked below!

The Secrets of Komakkero

Komakkero lives in Komaba pond. One day, Komakkero found an academic hat while taking a walk. Komakkero put it on its head, and ...Whoa! Komakkero came to speak Japanese. The ginkgo leaf on Komakkero’s tummy is the symbol of the Komaba Campus. Komaba Festival is held at the best time of year to see ginkgo trees. Komakkero is a frog, but has a tail. This represents university students developing from a child to an adult.

Let's Meet Komakkero!

Komakkero Parade

Komakkero will parade Icho Street with lovely music. Komakkero on a trolley would wave at you. Energized by cute Komakkero, let’s go have fun out in the festival!

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Komakkero Show - Komakkero Leapt Through Time -

One day, three exhibits disappeared from a museum. Komakkero traveled into the past with the president of the museum. Will Komakkero get all the exhibits back? Let’s take an adventure with Komakkero in three periods by completing challenges such as quizzes and dances.

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Take Cute Photos with Komakkero

You can take cute pictures with Komakkero items in front of the photo spot board. Komakkero will come to the spot twice a day! Everyone who comes to see Komakkero will receive a special sticker!

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Have Fun with Komakkero!

A lot of crafts and games for parents and children are available. You can make a Komakkero felt strap, a mask, colorings, and enjoy a ring toss and balloon art. Make, play and have fun to your heart’s content!

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Opening Ceremony

The ceremony which decorates the opening of Komaba Festival. Everyday life flows, and here comes a festival full of colors. Don’t miss the moment when the door to the festival opens.

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