"Yubetsu" redirects here. For the special technique to make microblades, see Yubetsu technique.
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Yūbetsu's mascots are Tupit (チューピット, Chūpitto) and Lip-chan (ツリーくん, Rippu-chan). They are mischievous tulip siblings who lived in the Kamiyubetsu Tulip Park.[4]
Tupit is a kikomachi tulip. He is 12 years old. He likes onsens and is a very good table tennis player.
Lip-chan is a jacqueline tulip. She is 10 years old and Tupit's younger sister. She is a good reader and is good at studying the benefits of massage therapy.
