Loved watching this deep dive! Fukuoka PC is definitely on our list, and it's so good to know I might find items from past promos I missed out on, like the Palde picnic and Tatsugiri promos (of course a Pokemon baker is drawn to the food-themed goods)! Also good to know that the back of the stores have the old goods! Thank you!
found you randomly through suggestions, immediately subscribed because of how nice you seem and the lovely tour! it was such a good video, loved seeing so much stuff I usually can see only through photos
From what I remember a "charm point" is what makes a character interesting and special, it is mostly used for Sanrio character (like Pompompurin charm point is his butt and it has to be always visible somehow I swear it's true). So Toucannon charm point is its beak, Spinda charm point is its spots, Rotom is its affinity for electricity and Pikachu charm point is its cheeks!
@@pokemonlidadventures apparently in the past it was a rice scoop, but that isn't what they're used for anymore. "Today, masu are lid-less and traditionally used to drink sake in special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, or weddings. The wooden masu cup is said to complement traditionally brewed sake, since it's brewed in wooden casks."
I’m sorry if this is dumb question but which center this is? I’m going Japan this spring and try to rank Tokyo Pokemon centers. Which Pokemon center in Tokyo is best?
Hi, i'll be visiting Japan soon and am looking for the 151 series of packs, may I know if the Pokemon centers are still selling any? Loose packs are okay too hahas. Or may I know if there is any recommendations for where I could possibly find any?
151 seems to be a tough series to find. There are quite a bit of shops in Osaka that has packs. They might potentially have something. But it's pretty hit or miss right now.
"who uses pencils? pencils cases? these were big back in like 1990" bro forgot he's a grown ass adult in a store marketing toward primarily schoolchildren?
Loved watching this deep dive! Fukuoka PC is definitely on our list, and it's so good to know I might find items from past promos I missed out on, like the Palde picnic and Tatsugiri promos (of course a Pokemon baker is drawn to the food-themed goods)! Also good to know that the back of the stores have the old goods! Thank you!
So happy you did such a deep dive on the Concierge stuff!! Ordered the shirt and passport case online and i’m too excited about them hahaha
That shirt is really amazing!
found you randomly through suggestions, immediately subscribed because of how nice you seem and the lovely tour! it was such a good video, loved seeing so much stuff I usually can see only through photos
Thank you so much!!
Dude, awesome tour !
Thank you for always making these videos. Going to Japan soon and I’m so excited !
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for the tour! Stay awesome!
Thanks, you too!
From what I remember a "charm point" is what makes a character interesting and special, it is mostly used for Sanrio character (like Pompompurin charm point is his butt and it has to be always visible somehow I swear it's true). So Toucannon charm point is its beak, Spinda charm point is its spots, Rotom is its affinity for electricity and Pikachu charm point is its cheeks!
Awesome tour! 🎉😊
Thanks! 😊
Great video. I'm going back to Japan Feb 26th. But, this time, I'll be in Osaka. Can't wait to see the Pokemon Centers there.
You'll enjoy them for sure! Make sure to stop by Kyoto!
The "Wooden rice scoopers" are actually Sake cups. :D
That's what I said! 🤣🤣🤣 But she convinced me otherwise lol 😅
@@pokemonlidadventures apparently in the past it was a rice scoop, but that isn't what they're used for anymore. "Today, masu are lid-less and traditionally used to drink sake in special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, or weddings. The wooden masu cup is said to complement traditionally brewed sake, since it's brewed in wooden casks."
I’m sorry if this is dumb question but which center this is? I’m going Japan this spring and try to rank Tokyo Pokemon centers. Which Pokemon center in Tokyo is best?
This is the Fukuoka PC! And he ranked Pokemon Centers in another video!
@@Asm0d3u5 thanks a lot! I need check that video.
@@Vesper_gaming No prob! It was a recent vid, so you should find it pretty easily!
Thank you so much for your work 🤩 is it possible to get prices as well ? 🙏🏽
this was very helpful with planing how much i should save up for my trip to japan
Hi, i'll be visiting Japan soon and am looking for the 151 series of packs, may I know if the Pokemon centers are still selling any? Loose packs are okay too hahas. Or may I know if there is any recommendations for where I could possibly find any?
151 seems to be a tough series to find. There are quite a bit of shops in Osaka that has packs. They might potentially have something. But it's pretty hit or miss right now.
@@pokemonlidadventures ic, I'll keep a lookout in Osaka then. May I know if it is recommended to look for loose packs in convenient stores?
Hey, is there any dachsbun plushes please
Unfortunately not yet.
@@pokemonlidadventures Thanks,
The Soup comes with 2 regular and one shiny. I imported it to the UK as a Magikarp fan and it is horrible, tastes like Cod Liver oil!
That is very good to know! ☺️
Hello, does anyone know what kind of plush is the derpy looking pikachu and snorlax from. Its showed at the the middle of the video. Thanks
"who uses pencils? pencils cases? these were big back in like 1990" bro forgot he's a grown ass adult in a store marketing toward primarily schoolchildren?
LMAO
Love this!
I would spend so much money here 😭
Wich pokemon Center is this?
Pokemon Center Fukuoka!
@@Asm0d3u5 thanks a Lot!!
@@MegaArtux No prob!
Thanks! 👊