01Get noticed

Harry Hawk

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks

Baseball team mascots

  • Sports
  • Stores
  • Sales materials

YataLogic’s analysis

The key point of this case

Visit partner venues’ customers and let visitors take the encounter home through photographs.

From official information

Officially documented uses

  • Operates a dedicated mascot photo studio on home game days.
  • Also appears at away stadiums and sponsor stores for photos and dancing.
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Roles identified by YataLogic

The character’s job

Visit partner venues’ customers and let visitors take the encounter home through photographs.

Application ideas from YataLogic

How could another business apply this?

Jointly promote a short photo session on an event day at a partner venue.

Where is it used?

  • • Operates a dedicated mascot photo studio on home game days.
  • • Also appears at away stadiums and sponsor stores for photos and dancing.

What could you measure?

These are example measures for your own application, not reported performance figures from the featured company.

  • New contacts
  • Advertising recognition
  • Correct brand identification
  • Character awareness

Sources

Source checked: 2026-09-01

Status documented in the source: Ongoing

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These cases do not prove effects caused by a character alone. Officially documented uses are presented separately from YataLogic’s analysis of their roles.

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