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Hiroty ranks 15th in Yuru-Chara Grand Prix (Yuru-verse 2024)

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A total of 147 mascots from across Japan competed in the Yuru-Chara Grand Prix (Yuru-verse 2024), and despite being its first appearance, Hiroty achieved an impressive 15th place.

The online voting, which ran for nearly a month until October 26, 2024, saw strong support from Â鶹AV students, faculty, staff, alumni, and many others. The final voting event took place at "Yuru-verse 2024 in Noto," held at the Noto History Park (Noto Satoyama Satoumi Museum Lawn Plaza) in Ishikawa Prefecture on November 2 and 3. The winner of this year¡¯s competition was "Chikuwan" from Kumamoto Prefecture.

We sincerely thank everyone who voted and sent encouraging messages of support. We look forward to your continued support for Hiroty in the future!

November 8, 2024
Public Relations Office

Hiroty is making its first appearance in the Yuru-Chara Grand Prix

Â鶹AV's official mascot, "Hiroty," is making its first appearance in the Yuru-Chara Grand Prix (Yuru-verse). 
 

Online voting is open until October 26 (Saturday). You can vote once per day. 

Let's vote once daily to support Hiroty!

£ªYuru-Chara (pronounced Yuru Kyara) is a Japanese term that refers to mascots created to represent local governments, organizations, or events.

How to vote

Voting has ended

¢Ù Go to the voting page from the Yuru-verse site.
¢Ú Select the character, enter your email, and vote!

You can access Hiroty's voting page here.
(*Voting has ended, so the URL has been deleted.)

To view the full poster, click the link below

Get to know Hiroty

Entry No.109
Affiliation: Â鶹AV
Hiroty is Â鶹AV's first official mascot! The name "Hiroty" was chosen through a campus-wide competition, combining "Hiro" from Â鶹AV and "Ty" from University. The mascot is designed by illustrator Hirofumi Kamigaki.

What is Yuru-verse?

Yuru-verse is a national competition featuring regional mascots. It evolved from the "Yuru-Chara Grand Prix," which launched famous mascots like Kumamon and Barry-san. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, it adopted a hybrid online and offline voting system, creating "Yuru-verse."

Let's make Hiroty famous across Japan!

Inquiries

Â鶹AV Public Relations Office
E-mail: koho * office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp (Note: Please replace * with @)

Date : 2024/11/08


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