Pokemon Centers Around The World

Pokemon Centers are a chain of stores dedicated especially for the pokemon brand.

In pokemon centres you can find a variety of pokemon merchandise including:

Pokemon Trading Cards, pokemon plushies, pokemon house decor items, day to day products, keychains, pins, clothes and much more.

Pokemon Center Locations

Most of the pokemon center are located across japan, No surprise there.

After pokemon expanded across the world and became the number one franchise. Many fans were looking for a way to buy official pokemon items and products, and Nintendo delivered it in the form of Pokemon Centers. A place to buy everything and anything pokemon.

Below you can find a list of every pokemon center ever existed (or still existing) around the world:

The latest and newest pokemon center to open globally, Pokemon Center Taipei opened to the massive success in chinese speaking fans around Taiwan.

The store features exclusive items and the mascot is dragonite with pikachu.

Pokemon center okinawa is another pokemon store in Japan, featuring as a mascot the pokemon Arcanine and pikachu.

The store sells anything related to pokemon from clothing to household pokemon items and more.

Pokemon Kanazawa store launched during the second pokemon hype to great success. The store mascot is Milotic and Pikachu.

There was even a rare pokemon TCG box that was sold exclusively there to celebrate the store opening, known as the pokemon center kanazawa limited edition box.

The Pokemon Shibuya store got the popular Mew and Mewtwo as mascots, with a cool looking mewtwo in a tube at the entrance. The store had a unique pokemon card named Shibuya pikachu with graffiti style design.

Pokemon center Osaka DX has the three legendary birds at the front of the store. It is not the biggest pokemon store around Japan, but the quality is definitely there.

Alongside the pokemon center osaka DX you can find the very cool and refreshing pokemon cafe store, where you can eat pokemon themed foods and drink with the inclusion of a small store to buy pokemon items to decorate your kitchen.

Singapore is one of the lucky few countries to get an actual official pokemon center location.

The store is located at their busy international airport, Jewel Changi Airport. The store’s main mascot is Lapras and there is an overall water or beach vibe across the store.

Pokemon Center Tokyo DX has a very nice store space with a huge selection of pokemon plushies. The store mascot is Pikachu, Mew and Snorlax and right in front of the DX store you have a bench for the pokemon cafe you can eat or buy souvenirs from.

Pokemon Center Skytree Town Located nearby the skytree building in tokyo. This pokemon store got one of the coolest statue mascots in the form of Rayquaza and Mega Rayquaza, breaching from the shop ceiling.

The Pokemon Center Kyoto Shop has a very special atmosphere to it. The 2 Main mascots are Ho-Oh and Lugia from the gold and silver video games. The games were heavily inspired by Japanese culture, and Kyoto especially.

You can find many exclusive pokemon items and merchandise that can only be found in the Kyoto pokemon store.

Pokemon Center Hiroshima got a shiny red Gyarados as the main store mascot , and you can even spot some Magikarp around the interior.

Tokyo Bay Pokemon Center is another store located in Tokyo. The shop mascots are made from a trio: Chespin, Pikachu and extra rotating pokemon (changes with every store decoration or game generation).

Pretty standart pokemon shop with an inclusion of a pokemon card station to learn how to play the TCG.

Pokemon Center Tohoku is another pokemon store located in the northern part of Japan. With a lucky pokemon mascot of Victini, Pikachu and extra rotating grass pokemon.

Sapporo pokemon store is located right next to the JR Sapporo Station. This is one of the northest stores in Japan located in the Hokkaido Region.

The store mascot is Alolan Vulpix, Pikachu and extra rotating water pokemon. In the past it was running as a pop-up pokemon shop but since then gained enough customers to make it an official pokemon center store.

Located right next to the JR Yokohama Station, the Pokemon Center Yokohama got a Legendary Kyogre Statue hanging from above and the store itself got a nice variety of pokemon products to get.

The store mascots are Turtwig, Pikachu and extra rotating water pokemon (due to the city’s proximity to the sea).

The Pokemon Center Fukuoka is a relatively small pokemon center compared to others. The mascots are Torchic, Pikachu and extra rotating grass pokemon.

Nagoya Pokemon Store is another small sized shop. The store moved location sometime in the past and there is an overall nice mix of pokemon items to get regardless of its size.

The store mascots are Chikorita, Pikachu and Rotating Starter Pokemon.

After 2013 The store space got a bit of extra love with the addition of the pokemon card station to host pokemon TCG events and learning sessions.

Pokemon Center Osaka is one of the oldest pokemon centres in Japan (and the world in general). The shop moved in 2010 from Umeda Center Building to its nearby current location.

The store is very open and it seems like several pokemon booths compared to a closed store structure. The mascots used to be Meowth, Pikachu and extra pokemon. But the new design changed it to Koraidon and Pikachu.

Regardless there are so many fun stores to explore in the area so you will never get bored of this location.

The original and first pokemon center to open was a shining example of how far nintendo was aiming to go with pokemon.

Opening a chain store for their new franchise showed fans that pokemon might be bigger than just an anime show.

The store sold everything related to pokemon from cards, plush, toys, decorative items and video games.

After almost 9 years, in July 20th 2007 the pokemon center tokyo moved a location to a brand new place:

The pokemon center in london was a huge success running as a store for a bit less then a month. The store opened to celebrate the new pokemon sword and shield games, which were heavily inspired by the UK landscape and culture.

Following the closure of the store, the pokemon company saw the massive crowds and the demand for pokemon in the UK and created an official pokemon center online store for the UK.

Running only for 17 days, pokemon center paris was a gallery style pokemon store that features art pieces from the pokemon X and Y games.

You could purchase some pokemon items, nicknacks, cards and enjoy the overall gallery artworks.