Yuki 雪 has one of the most requested names in Mamorumori forest, but she is the one that earned it. Yuki is one of the first Bulky Bears to start Mamorumori forest together with the Plum Rabbits. Yuki has built over 50 cabins by herself during the first year of the existence of Mamorumori forest. Yuki is really strong and will work under any conditions with a smile on her face. For 5 years Yuki has worked on new buildings and helped residents move around the forest. After all these years it is time for her to leave and find more happiness elsewhere. Yuki means 'snow' in Japanese.
This Yuki is part 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.
Bulky Bears often live in Mamorumori forest, but they travel around quite often so you cannot find them at Mamorumori forest all the time. Bulky Bears are very helpful for Plum Rabbits as they are bigger and stronger, making them useful for tough jobs. Because of this some residents are afraid of Bulky Bears. They are one of the biggest residents in Mamorumori forest. Bulky Bears often come in whites, browns or blacks. When they are not helping Plum Rabbits they often sleep at their home. They are not as social as other Mamorumori forest residents. It has been noticed that - Bears do not like working in winter as they rather stay home and sleep. During autumn they often prepare by gathering lots of food, sometimes by fighting eachother over it.
Bulky Bears 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 Bulky Bear is approximately 47x20x20 cm. Keep in mind that adopting a resident comes with high responsibility. They need love and care!
