Largest Pokémon Center In Japan To Open In Osaka

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On November 26th, Nintendo will open a new Pokémon Center to the Japanese public in Osaka, measuring at nearly 9,000 square feet, effectively making it the largest Pokémon store in the world. In addition to Meowth and Pikachu, new starter from Pokémon Black/White, Pokabu, has been added to the Pokémon Center Osaka logo.

 

The store, as reported by Anime News Network will carry over 2,500 kinds of Pokémon goods, including exclusive ones to commemorate its opening. A "union room" will allow Pokémon players and fans to gather for card game tournaments.


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