POKEMON STORE

The POKEMON CENTER TOKYO BAY is located in Funabashi, Chiba, within a large shopping mall. It takes about 30 minutes by train from Tokyo, and one drawback is that it's quite a distance to walk from the station to the store. However, one advantage of this store is its spacious area, which allows for comfortable shopping especially on weekdays when it's less crowded compared to other Pokémon Centers. The layout of the store is also designed with wider aisles. Popular items at POKEMON CENTER TOKYO BAY include exclusive leisure-style Pikachu and Denryu goods, as well as acrylic charms featuring glowing Pokémon that can only be purchased here. In addition to Pokémon character plush toys, the store also sells items like Pokémon leisure sheets and insulated tote bags. The interior of the store is themed after the Bay Area, with imagery inspired by seaside parks and lighthouses. POKEMON CENTER TOKYO BAY offers a wide selection of new products and friendly customer service, making it a great spot for Pokémon fans to visit on weekdays. However, like other Pokémon Centers, it gets crowded on weekends, requiring visitors to obtain admission tickets. While access from Tokyo may not be the most convenient, the store offers a high level of comfort and can be considered a hidden gem for Pokémon fans.

The Pokémon Center Skytree Town is located in the shopping mall beneath the famous Tokyo Skytree, a popular tourist attraction in Tokyo. On the floor where the Pokémon Center is situated, there are numerous anime shops, making it a bustling place with a large number of foreign tourists. Inside the store, you can find a large statue of the legendary Pokémon "Rayquaza," and it's a common sight to see Pokémon fans excitedly taking photos with it. As a Pokémon Center located in a tourist destination, it tends to be quite crowded, and they often have entry restrictions on weekends. Visitors to this store include not only foreign tourists but also many families with children. The Pokémon merchandise sold here is similar to what you can find in other Pokémon Centers, including plush toys, tableware, stationery, badges, and smartphone accessories. Like other Pokémon Centers, if you visit on your birthday, you can receive a special gift.

The Pokémon Center Yokohama is located in the Marui shopping center near JR Yokohama Station. In the same building, you can find SURUGAYA, a popular spot for anime fans. What sets Pokémon Center Yokohama apart are its interior lighting and atmosphere. Yokohama, where the store is located, is close to the sea, and this Pokémon Center illuminates the interior with beautiful blue lights from the ceiling, creating a feeling of swimming in the ocean. The types of products available for sale are similar to other Pokémon Centers, including plush toys, stationery, and miscellaneous goods.At Pokémon Center Yokohama, there are exclusive items available only at this store. These limited-edition goods feature a marine design inspired by the blue sea (plush toys, bags, handkerchiefs, stationery, stickers, etc.). Inside the store, there is a "Game Station" area where you can comfortably play Pokémon games and even experience games that have not been released yet. In addition to merchandise sales, there is also a section where you can take photos with character costumes depending on the time. Pokémon Center Yokohama is easily accessible from Yokohama Station and is bustling with many families on weekends.

Pokemon Center Mega Tokyo is an official Pokemon shop known for being one of the largest in Tokyo. The store itself is spacious and often crowded. On the same floor, you'll find Pikachu Sweets and Pokémon GO Lab. With the presence of the Pokemon Card Station, it offers enjoyment for many Pokemon enthusiasts.At the entrance of Pokemon Center Mega Tokyo, there is a large Miraidon (Charizard) object where visitors often take photos.
 
The merchandise available at this Pokemon Center includes the latest game software, toys for children, and plush toys of popular Pokemon such as Pikachu and Eevee. There are also numerous plush toys of the Scarlet Violet Pokemon. Stationery, tote bags, mugs, earrings, and other accessories are displayed on shelves, and visitors fill their shopping baskets with various items.After purchasing your favorite merchandise at the Pokemon Center, taking a break at Pikachu Sweets on the same floor is a great idea. Pikachu Sweets offers drinks and snacks such as donuts for sale.

Pokémon Center is an official shop of Pokémon that offers approximately 5,000 types of merchandise, including a wide range of original products. The Pokémon Center Shibuya, being one of the larger stores, hosts enjoyable events. The popular Pokémon Mewtwo, featured in the store's logo, appears inside the store using animatronics technology, showcasing realistic movements and textures. Additionally, they provide services like the Pokémon Design Lab, where you can purchase custom-designed T-shirts on the spot using a large touch screen. It is always bustling with tourists.The cool interior of Pokémon Center Shibuya, predominantly black with calming purple accents in the lighting, exudes a mature atmosphere. Once inside, you'll encounter Mewtwo, and its lifelike presence is truly captivating.

Among the Pokémon Centers in the Kanto region, this is the only one that has a café attached. To enter the café, a prior reservation is necessary. Right at the entrance of the Pokémon Center, you'll find life-sized Pikachu, Snorlax, and Mew, where many visiting tourists take commemorative photos. The life-sized Snorlax has an impressive presence, and the wallpaper behind it features various Pokémon silhouettes.Passing through the entrance, you'll discover a display tracing the history of Pokémon games and a touch-playable Pokédex, offering plenty of enjoyment. Inside the Pokémon Center, plush toys abound, with numerous Pokémon eagerly welcoming visitors. The vast collection of Pokémon plush toys is overwhelming. In addition to plush toys, the Pokémon Center sells a variety of goods, including snacks, stationery, mugs, hats, and children's clothing. It seems that exclusive Pokémon Center merchandise and traditional Japanese-style goods are also quite popular.Due to its popularity among foreign tourists, the Pokémon Center Tokyo DX is always crowded, and it can take a long time to make purchases. Sunday nights are relatively less crowded inside the facility.