Collaboration with Travel Katsuyama depicting the 5 species of dinosaurs discovered in the Fukui Prefecture (Japan) into harmless 3D characters that you can now find in postcards, posters and t-shirts in Katsuyama.
This is Fukuiraptor (フクイラプトル), a medium-sized carnivore of the Early Cretaceous that lived in Japan.
Fukuisaurus (フクイサウルス), “Fukui lizard”,
is a genus of herbivorous ornithopod dinosaur that lived during the Early Cretaceous.
This is Fukuititan (フクイティタン), the first ever sauropod dinosaur known to have lived in Japan in
the Early Cretaceous.
Fukuivenator's (フクイベナートル) name combines a reference to the Fukui prefecture with the latin venator, "hunter". Although some authors suggested that Fukuivenator was no longer a pure carnivore but had adapted itself to a herbivorous or at least omnivorous diet.
Koshisaurus (コシサウルス) was an ornithopod that lived in the Barremian to Aptian ages of the Early Cretaceous, approximately 128 million years ago.
