Pokémon × Sapporo

Pokémon in Sapporo

The northern hub. Compact downtown, and the anime shopping is concentrated around Sapporo Station and Odori.

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Shibuya渋谷One building, Shibuya PARCO, holds Nintendo TOKYO, Pokémon Center Shibuya, Capcom Store and Jump Shop on a single floor. It is the highest density of official game stores anywhere in Japan.2PlacesUmeda梅田Daimaru Umeda holds Nintendo OSAKA and a Pokémon Center on the same floor — the Osaka equivalent of the Shibuya PARCO game floor.2PlacesShijo Kawaramachi四条河原町Kyoto's main shopping district, and where the city's official character stores are.2PlacesSakaeCentral Nagoya. Department stores, the official character shops and the main shopping arcades.2PlacesIkebukuro池袋Home of the Animate flagship and Otome Road, plus Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo inside Sunshine City. Stronger on manga, doujinshi and character goods than Akihabara.2PlacesNihonbashi & Tokyo Station日本橋・東京駅Pokémon Center Tokyo DX and Pokémon Café are here, and Tokyo Character Street under Tokyo Station packs 30 character shops into one basement corridor.2PlacesHakata博多Everything is within walking distance of Hakata Station, including the official character floor inside the station complex.1PlacesSapporo Station & Odori札幌駅・大通The compact downtown core. Department stores and the official character shops are all within a 15-minute walk.1PlacesMinato MiraiみなとみらいThe waterfront district, walkable end to end, with the official character shops inside Landmark Plaza.1PlacesSendai Station仙台駅前Tohoku's transport hub. The anime retail is concentrated in the buildings around the station.1PlacesKamiyacho & Hatchobori紙屋町・八丁堀Hiroshima's downtown, one tram stop from the Peace Memorial Park.1PlacesNipponbashi (Den Den Town)日本橋(でんでんタウン)Osaka's answer to Akihabara. Second-hand figures, retro games, card shops and doujinshi along one long street.1PlacesAsakusa浅草Old Tokyo. The Taisho-era streets referenced in Demon Slayer, Sensoji Temple, and a 15-minute walk or one train stop from Tokyo Skytree.1Places

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