Which cultural brand mascot was created in 1974 to promote a product by embodying the Japanese concept of 'kawaii' (cuteness) and now generates over $5 billion annually in merchandise sales?

Brand mascots often serve as powerful cultural ambassadors, connecting products to heritage and traditions. These iconic characters can embody cultural values, folklore, and traditional aesthetics while creating lasting brand recognition. This poll tests your knowledge about a notable mascot that has successfully represented cultural traditions in marketing for decades, becoming intertwined with both product identity and cultural heritage.

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Hello Kitty (Sanrio)
Colonel Sanders (KFC)
Maneki-neko (Lucky Cat)
Doraemon (Fujiko F. Fujio)