Tokyo Pokémon Store Tour

Pokémon can be said to be the representative of the new generation of Japanese cartoons. Parents with children will definitely want to bring their children to see it. This time I encountered three Pokémon stores, one at Tokyo Skytree and one at Tokyo Station. The last one is at Narita Airport when leaving.

Where can I buy Pokémon cards?

In addition to Pokémon stores, they are actually sold in convenience stores. You can see them in Lawson and 7-11, but some of the seats are not obvious. RememberAPA Tokyo Bay Resort HotelThe Lawson inside was placed in the corner. The rich man didn’t notice it at the time. He secretly bought it while the rich man was sleeping, and finally gave him a surprise (laughs). The price is the same as that in the Pokémon store, with an average price of 150~180. Yen.

Pokémon Store

Skytree Pokémon Center

I passed by the Pokemon Center SKYTREE TOWN when visiting the Skytree. I didn’t see any limited products, but because it was in the Skytree, it was also the only way to the observation deck, so it was crowded. It was really crowded and the Pikachu Rayqua seat at the door was very majestic.

In fact, the rich man has never visited a Pokémon store in Taiwan. I can only say that the Pokémon business is really huge. You can see all kinds of products, and almost everyone has a plush doll in their shopping basket.

Of course, there must be various series of Pokémon cards. There are too many series, and the rich man is dizzy. Haha~ I didn’t do my homework, and in the end I could only buy a few packs at random.

Some small accessories such as mobile phone charms and key rings.

WOW actually sells various Q-version Pikachu character peripheral products for babies; pacifiers, saliva wipes, various storage bags, stationery, etc., it is really complete.

There are also a lot of candies, biscuits, cones, and chocolates co-branded with Pokémon that can be purchased as souvenirs. It would be a pity to eat them (laughs). I remember that a friend gave me a pack of Pikachu-shaped pancakes before, and the little rich man couldn't bear to eat them. In the end, he It's expired, what a waste.

Pokémon waterproof and anti-UV stickers cost 500 yen per impression and can be affixed to cars or laptops to make them more personalized.

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Narita Airport

Located on the 4th floor of the departure hall of Narita Airport Terminal 2, the Pokémon store in Narita Airport is not big, and there is a conductor Pikachu sitting in front of the store.

There are also many popular large and small plush toys on display.

The MONCOLLE modular doll series launched by Japan's TAKARA TOMY toy manufacturer feels like it has mysterious power. If you want to collect them all, it's another pitfall.

Children are so happy now. The boss has already thought of it for you, and all the stationery you want is printed with Pikachu. It’s a pity that the school teacher stipulates that the stationery should be as simple as possible and not have cartoon patterns. The rich man dare not buy it because he is afraid that it will not be covered with it. Good baby chapter (laughs).

Of course, Pokémon cards are also sold, as well as card protective sleeves, storage boxes, collection books, and some energy cards.

In the end, the little rich man bought a few more packs, hoping to draw the magic card to help the rich man retire early!