Pikachu and pals go wild : Pokémon theme park opens in Tokyo
From rhino-sized Rhyhorns to worm-like Diglett, visitors to PokéPark Kanto will roam a forest populated by lifelike Pokémon statues when the attraction opens next week In Japan, February is normally a period of quiet reflection, a month defined by winter festivals in Sapporo’s snowy mountains (…)
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