

Morizo to Kikkoro
Morizo and Kikkoro are the mascot characters for EXPO 2004 Aichi in Japan. They're forest fairies designed to remind us of the natural beauty and strength we've forgotten about. The expo takes place at Kasho Forest in Seto, which is where these two characters actually live. Morizo is an ancient, wise creature who's been around for thousands of years. Kikkoro is much younger—a child of the forest who was born not long before—and Morizo cares for him deeply. Kikkoro is endlessly curious, finding wonder in everything around him.
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Morizo to Kikkoro
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2004
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Morizo and Kikkoro are the mascot characters for EXPO 2004 Aichi in Japan. They're forest fairies designed to remind us of the natural beauty and strength we've forgotten about. The expo takes place at Kasho Forest in Seto, which is where these two characters actually live. Morizo is an ancient, wise creature who's been around for thousands of years. Kikkoro is much younger—a child of the forest who was born not long before—and Morizo cares for him deeply. Kikkoro is endlessly curious, finding wonder in everything around him.
Content compiled by AnimeList.moe from publicly available sources.


Morizo to Kikkoro
Morizo and Kikkoro are the mascot characters for EXPO 2004 Aichi in Japan. They're forest fairies designed to remind us of the natural beauty and strength we've forgotten about. The expo takes place at Kasho Forest in Seto, which is where these two characters actually live. Morizo is an ancient, wise creature who's been around for thousands of years. Kikkoro is much younger—a child of the forest who was born not long before—and Morizo cares for him deeply. Kikkoro is endlessly curious, finding wonder in everything around him.
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Morizo to Kikkoro
モリゾーとキッコロ