Overview
- PokéPark Kanto opens to the public on February 5 inside Yomiuriland in Tokyo, a collaboration between The Pokémon Company, Yomiuriland and Yomiuri Shimbun.
- The official site is active with ticket options and visitor rules, with prices shown in yen that convert to roughly $30–$90 depending on age and pass.
- Japanese outlets including Famitsu have shared first-look images and videos showing installations, Pokémon Centers staffed by Nurse Joy and Chansey, and themed areas such as Pika Pika Paradise and an Eevee-focused Vee Vee Voyage.
- Coverage reports more than 500 life-size Pokémon across roughly 2.6 hectares in the Tama hills of Inagi, reflecting a heavy emphasis on exploration over rides.
- New details include an official app for navigation and services plus a reservation or lottery system for select events and the main shop offering park-exclusive goods.