Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu & Eevee special train!
Jojo Morsche
Do you love Pokemon too? When I was young it was super popular everywhere! Pokemon cards, Pokemon games, plushies and of course the anime. Nowadays Pokemon is still going strong! Japan has several Pokemon centers, like the one in Ikebukuro where you can buy the cutest Pokemon merchandise and even a Pokemon cafe where you can order pokelicious food and drinks! A few years ago Pokemon Go was released, which became a craze all over the world and helped Pokemon to become popular once more. The best part of it was that gamers finally left their house and got some exercise while also socializing with other people who played the game. After a few months many people got bored but the real fans continued playing the game and in Japan you still see people playing it every now and then!
On August the 10th a new Pokemon game was released for the Nintendo Switch: Pokemon Let's go! Pikachu and Eevee. To promote the game trains in Tokyo have gotten a very special makeover! You can now board a train with your favorite Pokemon characters and feel a little adventurous on your way to work. You can ride this special train between August the 19th and August the 30th so you have to be quick! The trains that have gotten the makeover are the Tokyo metro lines the Ginza line and the Marunouchi line.
Are you ready to see what the train looks like inside?
Wow it's super cute! Look at all the Pikachu and Eevee!
The floor decoration looks like you've actually stepped inside the game! Maybe you even run into some wild Pokemon in the grass.
Pokemon on the doors as well, Pokemon everywhere!!
There are even some scary ghost Pokemon.. Would you like to sit near this window?
They did a good job promoting the game, no matter where you look Pikachu and Eevee are everywhere!
Do you love this Pokemon train as much as we at Tokyo Treat do? Riding this train to work would sure brighten up my day! Do you plan on trying the new Pokemon game, Pokemon Let's Go: Pikachu and Eevee? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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