Corn is a Gotouchi Yokai Watch product available only in Hokkaido.
Etymology of the Graphic[]
Hokkaido is best known for producing corn.
Products[]
Coin[]
The graphic of the Coin is holographic. It depicts Jibanyan wearing a farm outfit consisting of a yellow visor cap and light blue overalls. He can also be seen holding a large ear of corn with his right hand.
The background is a cornfield at daytime.
There are two face text in this graphic: The first face text is "Hokkaido Meibutsu" set on a Kanji with Furigana written on top. The Kanji is set on a red font color with a white inner stroke and black outer stroke while the Furigana is set in white and outlined with black. The first face text is arched on the topmost of the graphic, throughout the sky and in front of Jibanyan.
The second face text reads "Toumorokoshi" which is set on an orange font color with a white inner stroke and black outer stroke. It is is written in full-width Hiragana and is arched to the bottom image in front of Jibanyan.
It should be noted that the font used in both face texts is different than the usual computerized Japanese character fonts. The font in these face texts appear as if it was handwritten in its form.
The Coin is available for purchase as a Big Coin Keyring or as a Small Coin with a yellow Strap.
Mascot[]
This particular graphic is not available as a mascot figure.
Other Products[]
Among all graphics exclusive to the Hokkaido region, Toumorokoshi can be purchased in the most variety of apparel. For starters, you can purchase this graphic as a light green pouch depicting a larger view of the graphic used in the Coin and as a pair of kids' socks with the graphics set in a light green base. The kids' socks measure 18~22 cm.
As corn is Hokkaido's specialty, you can purchase Hokkaido's famous produce and have it placed in a dark blue drawstring knapsack bag or a dark blue tote bag (eco bag). Lastly, aside from the usual Free Pouch, you can also purchase a medium-sized light green purse (Kinchaku M) depicting this graphic.
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