Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre

Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre

It’s an understatement to say that Pokémon is popular in Japan. “How popular” you might ask? So popular that it has its own Pokémon Centres that look as if torn straight out of the games. You can even buy pokémon there (well, stuffed ones anyway).

Currently there are eight of these Pokémon Centres in Japan. In them you can buy everything from jewellery to models, PokéBalls to chopsticks. They really are the ultimate Pokémon gift shop. The following pictures are from the Tokyo Bay Pokémon Centre at the Funabashi LaLaport (shopping centre) in Chiba, Japan. Check out the gallery below to see this real world Pokémon Centre in all its glory.

Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre
Visiting A Real-Life Pokémon Centre

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