06Build familiarity

Kenketsu-chan

Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare / Japanese Red Cross Society

  • Medicine & health
  • Web

YataLogic’s analysis

The key point of this case

Character souvenirs received when participating may become take-home reminders of having helped through blood donation.

From official information

Officially documented uses

The ministry’s official page presents Kenketsu-chan as a blood-donation promotion character: a fairy who came from Tasuke Island to ask people to donate blood.

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Roles identified by YataLogic

The character’s job

The ministry’s official page presents Kenketsu-chan as a blood-donation promotion character: a fairy who came from Tasuke Island to ask people to donate blood.

Application ideas from YataLogic

How could another business apply this?

For social-contribution or membership activities, create one character system linking participation items, evidence of milestones or repeated participation, and designs users can choose. Combine common national settings with room for local operation.

Where is it used?

The ministry’s official page presents Kenketsu-chan as a blood-donation promotion character: a fairy who came from Tasuke Island to ask people to donate blood.

What could you measure?

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

  • Familiarity
  • Trust
  • Intention to engage again
  • Intention to share
  • Intention to recommend

Sources

Consider your own business

What job could a character do for your business?

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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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