Don likes to knit along the riverbanks of Mamorumori forest. Each morning he gets up early, grabs his craft materials and walks along the horizon to find a new spot to knit all day long. Being near the water relaxes Don. He is most happy when it is sunny weather, but winter (as the summers get a bit too hot for Don's liking). Due to his skin Don is able to stay warm despite temperatures reaching below 0 Celcius in some parts of Mamorumori forest. Don hopes to find someone creative or someone that doesn't mind staring at his knitting work.
This Gero Gero Gama 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.
A certain creature can be often found near the riverside in Mamorumori forest. The Gero Gero Gama are the fishermen of Mamorumori forest. They provide not only food, but also take care of water preservation and flora living in the river. Most Gero Gero Gama sit with a fishing rot at the side of the rivers all day. They are often quite lazy and rarely leave the riverside. Gero Gero Gama build their homes near the river as they require water to stay moist. Some of them will travel outside Mamorumori forest to go home.Â
Gero Gero Gama 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. Yes, even the Gero Gero Gama! A Gero Gero Gama is approximately 29x28x18 cm [11.4"x 11.0"x 7.0"inch). Keep in mind that adopting a resident comes with high responsibility. They need love and care!
