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Candidates Announced for Suica Penguin’s Successor. A Public Vote Will Decide the Outcome

September 8
Candidates Announced for Suica Penguin’s Successor. A Public Vote Will Decide the Outcome

Last year, JR East announced that their beloved mascot, the Suica penguin, will retire after 25 years of serving as the iconic face of IC cards. Today, the company has unveiled three candidates to succeed the beloved Sui

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