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Yanmar showcasing special edition tractor in Japan

Yanmar Holdings will participate in one of the world’s largest anime events, AnimeJapan 2025, which is taking place in Japan on 22-23 March 2025.

Yanmar’s booth at AnimeJapan 2025 will showcase a special edition tractor with a design based on Yanmar’s original anime, 未ル(Miru): Paths To My Future.

At the 未ル(Miru) booth (East Hall 6, booth No. J36), a special edition tractor – designed to reflect the anime’s unique visual style – will be revealed for the first time at the opening ceremony.

Visitors will have an opportunity to see Yanmar’s iconic tractor which has undergone a dynamic visual makeover, inspired by the world of 未ル(Miru).

The booth will also host greeting events featuring Yanmar’s beloved corporate characters, Yanboh and Marboh, who underwent a design renewal in January 2024.

Following AnimeJapan 2025, sales will begin on 2 April (JST), at Animate stores and the Animate online shop in Japan.

With beginnings in Osaka, Japan, in 1912, Yanmar is touted as the first ever to succeed in making a compact diesel engine of a practical size in 1933. A pioneer in diesel engine technology, Yanmar is a global innovator in a wide range of industrial equipment, from small and large engines, agricultural machinery and facilities, construction equipment, energy systems, marine, to machine tools, and components — Yanmar’s global business operations span seven domains.

On land, at sea, and in the city, Yanmar provides advanced solutions to the challenges customers face, towards realising “a sustainable future”.

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