Yokohama City Tsurumi Ward 100th Anniversary: Logo Mark and Catchphrase Decided!

In preparation for Tsurumi Ward's 100th anniversary on October 1, Reiwa 9 (2027), a logo mark and catchphrase have been decided to build momentum. The logo mark received 4,592 votes, and the catchphrase received 142 submissions.

These will be actively utilized in upcoming related events and public relations. We encourage everyone to use them and join us in celebrating the 100th anniversary of the ward.

■Logo Mark

Three design proposals incorporating Tsurumi Ward's mascot character "Wakkun" were put to a vote at ward events and facilities, and the final design was decided.

＜Design Concept＞

A pop design that uses the profile of "Wakkun," modeled after the shape of Tsurumi Ward, as a motif. It expresses the charm of Tsurumi, a city where diverse cultures thrive, and the excitement of reaching its 100th anniversary, through rich and vibrant colors.

■Catchphrase

A general call for submissions was made to residents, workers, and students in Tsurumi Ward, or those with ties to Tsurumi Ward. The catchphrase was decided through selection by the Tsurumi Ward 100th Anniversary Project Executive Committee.

＜Message from the Creator＞

Mr. Kentaro Suzuki (30s), a resident of Tsurumi Ward

"Born and raised in Tsurumi, I wish to continue living in this town. This catchphrase embodies my local love, my hope for the future development of this town, and a deeper mutual understanding for multicultural coexistence."

■About Using the Logo Mark

Notification is required to use the logo mark. Please review the Tsurumi Ward 100th Anniversary Commemorative Logo Mark and Catchphrase Handling Guidelines before use. For more detailed information, please visit the Tsurumi Ward 100th Anniversary Project website.