12 Friday Oct 2012
Posted in Life in Korea
Mascot Mania #2! Yang Yang City « Korean Kibble.
While Americans may be used to the idea of city specific slogans (e.g. I went to high school in Placentia, “A Pleasant Place to Live”), and state nicknames (I hail from California, “the Golden State”), Koreans take it a step further with city mascots/characters. The mushroom mascot above is for the city of Yang Yang.
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My son and I might (or might have been) in the advertising for the festival. Here, I describe my experiences three years ago:
http://gangwon.blogspot.kr/2009/09/local-festivals.html
I would think that much in the same way you use Flash, the mascot, we use our lhticyeags pyramid. Each day we constantly promote and are there for our customers, I want them to associate that quality with our golden pyramid. I want the pyramid to say yes they went above and beyond. In the end, I hope they say yes, they truly built a Legacy.Take CareMarcus Wahlskype: mcwahl1