US EditionPokemon Outdoor Theme Park Area to Open in Tokyo Suburbs on February 5
PokéPark KANTO spans 2.6 hectares with over 600 Pokémon, featuring two main areas and a ticket lottery starting Nov. 21 for visits through Mar. 31, 2026.
- Yomiuri Land Co. said PokéPark KANTO will open on Feb. 5, 2026 inside Yomiuriland, spanning 2.6 hectares in Inagi City and Kawasaki.
- The facility will consist of two themed areas, Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town; Pokémon Forest uses Tama Hills' terrain with tunnels and meadows, while Sedge Town offers two attractions and a Pokémon Center.
- From 6 p.m. on Nov. 21, applications open on the official PokéPark KANTO website for two ticket types, closing Dec. 8, for visits between Feb. 5 and March 31, 2026.
- Visitors will be able to meet more than 600 Pokémon while strolling through Pokémon Forest, which features a 500-meter trail and requires visitors to be at least 5 years old and able to climb 110 steps.
- Holders of either pass will be able to take photos with a Pokémon cast that changes daily, while a Town Pass granting access only to Sedge Town will be released later.
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Pokemon outdoor theme park area to open in Tokyo suburbs on February 5
A Pokemon-themed area will open in an amusement park in the suburbs of Tokyo on Feb. 5, making it the first-ever outdoor permanent attraction featuring the globally popular Japanese game and animation creatures, according to the operator.
Pokémon to Get First Permanent Theme Park in Tokyo February 2026
The Pokémon Company announced today that it will open a Pokémon theme park in Tokyo next year. PokéPark KANTO will be the monster-catching series’ first permanent outdoor attraction, and located inside Yomiuriland, Tokyo’s largest theme park. As shown in the concept video shared by the Pokémon Company’s official X account, below, PokéPark brings the games to life by having customers take on the role of trainers.『ポケパーク カントー』が、2026年2月5日（木） に開業決定！ …
In Tokyo you can soon visit the first amusement park dedicated to the small pocket monsters.
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