Ushi is a special Fuwa Fuwa Folk resident. They make strange 'moo'-like sounds unlike any other Fuwa Fuwa Folk resident. However they have accumulated to their culture quite well and everyone liked Ushi a lot. Ushi can be quite fragile and "special" about their colors. These colors are very uncommon amongst Fuwa Fuwa Folk. But Ushi is one that does not like to be touched much. As a very exciting individual, it likes jumping and dancing around. Ushi rarely sits down. Their new owner should know that Ushi is not someone that wants to be hold all the time. They prefer being together for sure, but being all clinging could damage their fur. Deep talking seems to be of Ushi's interest and therefore they are hoping to meet someone that is an overthinker like they are (or at least are okay with that!). Ushi means 'cow' in Japanese. VIR stands for 'very important resident'.
Ushi is a Fuwa Fuwa Folk of the winter 2026 collection. As snow blankets Mamorumori forest, many residents prepare to hibernate. The forest becomes a tranquil white blanket with few stirring in the quiet. Amidst the serene landscape, new arrivals are welcomed warmly. Despite the chill the forest is alive with festivities: from crackling fires to snowball fights.
A group of fluffy looking members seem to pass by Mamorumori forest every now and then. This group, defined as Fuwa Fuwa Folk, often are involved in events and trade such as markets and delivering goods. Often being outside of Mamorumori forest the Fuwa Fuwa Folk bring goods and information to Mamorumori forest to sell to residents. Fuwa Fuwa Folk members are fluffy and often have white, black, brown or grey wooly fur. They are often seen with or without horns on their head. Their scarves are often slightly bigger than the scarves of Plum Rabbits. Most of the Fuwa Fuwa Folk are quite knowledgable about the world outside of Mamorumori forest. Even though they are not registrered Mamorumori forest residents they may use The Plum Rabbit Adoption Center to find a new forever home. Fuwa Fuwa Folk often use it to retire from their previous job. Some have a holiday home in Mamorumori forest and others only stay a few nights.
Fuwa Fuwa Folk are made out of polyester filling and local fabrics. When dirty please try to gently handwash as they are afraid of washing machines and dry cleaners. A Fuwa Fuwa Folk is approximately 48x30x12 cm [18"x 11"x 4"inch). Keep in mind that adopting a resident comes with high responsibility. They need love and care!
