PokéPark Kanto, the first permanent Pokémon amusement park, to open February in Tokyo

The Pokémon Company has announced a major addition to the Pokémon brand; PokéPark Kanto will be the first permanent outdoor attraction for the company. PokéPark Kanto will be opened as a section in the Yomimuriland amusement park, in the Tama Hills suburb of Tokyo. The grand opening will be February 6th, but tickets are scheduled to go on sale on November 21st at 1:00 am PST.

PokéPark Kanto is planned to have three main sections; the Entrance Plaza, Pokémon Forest, and Sedge Town. The park occupies 26,000 square feet and boasts interactive experiences, shops, stage shows, and two carnival rides.

Entrance Plaza
PokéPark Kanto’s Entrance Plaza is, of course, the entrance to the other two sections. It features a Pokémon Research Lab as the show building.

Pokémon Forest
The first attraction that will greet visitors is the Pokémon Forest, a 1,600 foot long walking path through a woodland filled with Pokémon. The path boasts “various terrains including hilly paths, tall grass, tunnels, [and] rocky trails…” As could be expected from the name of the park, the path features mostly Pokémon that originated in Kanto, and the trailer especially shows off various members of the Nidoran lineage and Rhyhorn. The attraction is estimated to take about an hour.

Sedge Town
Certainly the section with the widest variety of features, Sedge Town mimics a town from a Pokémon game. It features a Pokémon Center with a healing machine, a Poké Mart with specialty drinks available for purchase, a shop called the Trainers’ Market, and a battle court in front of a Gym. The Electric-type Gym will function as a stage for various shows featuring Pokémon mascots - the first scheduled show is called Pika Pika Sparks!

Sedge Town also contains the two carnival rides; Pika Pika Paradise and Vee Vee Voyage, both of which appear as carousel-style rides on the illustrated map. The town includes a variety of photo-ops, like the Primarina fountain and a towering Alcremie cake statue. The “houses” in the town will contain mascot meet-and-greets. Find the upcoming schedule for mascots here.

Tickets
Tickets are not yet available for sale to those outside Japan, and residents of Japan can purchase tickets through a lottery system beginning November 21st. All tickets purchased for PokéPark Kanto will include entrance to Yomimuriland. Two types of tickets will be available upon the park’s opening, with another coming in Summer 2026. Ticket prices are not yet available, though it is noted that prices will fluctuate based on the day of entry.

Ace Trainer's Pass​	Trainer's Pass​	Town Pass - available beginning Summer 2026​
Includes: -Access to Yomimuriland and PokéPark Kanto -Unlimited access to Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town -Mascot meet-and-greets in Sedge Town -Reserved seating area for Sedge Town Gym shows (one show) -Use of a priority lane for Pika Pika Paradise and Vee Vee Voyage (once each)	Includes: -Access to Yomimuriland and PokéPark Kanto -Unlimited access to Sedge Town -One entrance to Pokémon Forest -Must purchase additional tickets to Pika Pika Paradise and Vee Vee Voyage	Includes: -Access to Yomimuriland and PokéPark Kanto -Unlimited access to Sedge Town -Must purchase additional tickets to Pika Pika Paradise and Vee Vee Voyage

Exclusive Merch
The Trainers’ Market located in Sedge Town features plush Pikachu and Eevee as a variety of souvenirs. Plushes, keychains, puppets, and pochettes all feature the two in festive outfits. Pokémon Forest and Sedge Town merch will also be sold at the Trainers’ Market, including t-shirts in adult sizes, shopping bags, and hand towels. The Poké Mart will sell three currently unannounced specialty drinks; one for Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. It will also sell bottled water, soda pop, and “fruits au lait,” plus chocolate Eevee and pineapple Pikachu ice pops. Various hats and headbands of Kanto Pokémon will also be available for sale, and merch themed after Vee Vee Voyage is coming soon.

An app containing information about the park, day-of sign-ups for special areas and events, and a map is available only in Japan.

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