OMG, can't wait to visit 
! I've been following the construction progress on Yomiuriland and it's crazy to see all these Pokémon statues popping up everywhere 
. I'm a huge fan of Pokémon myself, but even if I wasn't, the theming looks insane 
. The forest area is gonna be so immersive with all those realistic Pokémon displays, and that Pika Pika Paradise ride sounds like a blast! 
I've already marked my calendar for Feb 5th 2026 
, anyone else planning to join me?
! I've been following the construction progress on Yomiuriland and it's crazy to see all these Pokémon statues popping up everywhere . I'm a huge fan of Pokémon myself, but even if I wasn't, the theming looks insane . The forest area is gonna be so immersive with all those realistic Pokémon displays, and that Pika Pika Paradise ride sounds like a blast! I've already marked my calendar for Feb 5th 2026 , anyone else planning to join me?
I've heard the idea of the Pokémon Forest being designed to look like nature is so cool... I mean, who wouldn't want to walk among trees and see Pikachu chillin' on a log? 
I'm also curious about Sedge Town - how's it gonna feel like a city but still be fun for kids (and let's be real, adults too)? 
Anyone know if they're planning any Pokémon GO events or meetups there? That'd be a major perk for us Pokémon fans! 
This is just another example of how governments and private companies can collaborate to create innovative experiences that bring people together. I mean, think about it, what's the real goal here? To boost Japan's economy or to tap into our collective childhood nostalgia for Pokémon? 
Either way, I'm all for it! But let's not forget, who decides which theme park gets to host this permanent attraction? Is it a public bidding process or was it just a sweetheart deal between Yomiuriland and The Pokémon Company? Transparency is key, right? 
I'm both stoked and skeptical at the same time... like, who wouldn't want to explore their childhood dreams come true, but also, is this just gonna be a money grab? 
The fact that they're charging an extra pass for entry makes me wonder if it's worth the hype. I mean, have you seen some of these theme parks in Japan already? Like, Tokyo Dome City or Universal Studios Japan - they've got everything and more! But hey, if Pokémon fans are willing to shell out the cash, I say let 'em enjoy their little slice of heaven... just don't expect me to be trading in my nostalgia for a Pikachu plushie anytime soon 
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but like what's next? A mario brothers park or somethin' 
can't wait to see the trailer tho! btw, u need an add-on pass to enter the park lol 2 be honest, i think it's gonna be so popular rn...