Meet Miraitowa, the official mascot of the Tokyo Olympics TokyoOlympics
In Tokyo, the cartoony Miraitowa's name is a fusion of the Japanese words"mirai", which means “future”, and"towa", which means “eternity.” And it even has a personality. Yup, it’s based on the Japanese proverb: “Learn from the past and develop new ideas.”
The Tokyo Paralympic mascot is Someity, which comes from the name of the cherry blossom someiyoshino. In English, it loosely translates to “so mighty.”, Someity can fly, use the sensors on the sides of its head for telepathic powers, and move objects without touching them. Even when mascots aren’t eyesores, they can still cause controversy. Take the threesome from 2014’s Sochi games: The Hare, the Polar Bear, and the Leopard. Vladimir Putin loves big cats, and was accused of rigging the vote to make sure that the Leopard made the final cut. Scandale!Julian Finney / Getty Imagesone of the most surveilled cities in the world
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