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The first Pokémon center of real life was opened in Tokyo in 1998 and since then several more have been opened in various parts of Japan. The Pokémon Company has officially decided to close these Pokémon centers indefinitely due to concerns about a pandemic. The Pokémon centers are usually filled with Pokémon products that the fan's fanatics would have difficulty finding anywhere else. These fans will not be able to visit their favorite retail locations in the short term, since The Pokémon Company does not have a date in mind for when the Pokémon centers will be opened again. A total of 14 Pokémon Center locations will be closed in Japan, as well as seven smaller Pokémon stores. Related: 3D printer used to create an incredible Pokémon figure Hisuian Growlithe The Japanese Pokémon fanatics have until Saturday to visit their favorite Pokémon center before it closes indefinitely. At this time, the 14 Pokémon centers that are closed include Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Kyoto, Nagoya, O...

to read also: Netflix: a Pokémon Live-Action series would be in preparation The Pokémon Company has just announced the closure until new order of 21 Japanese shops from next Saturday. These closures concern 14 Pokémon Centers and 7 Pokémon Stores across the Japanese archipelago. And that's not all, The Pokémon cafes of Tokyo and Osaka as well as the Pikachu Sweets Shop from Tokyo will also close in the same way . Officially, and without surprise, it is the explosion of CVIV-19 cases in Japan which is cited as a reason for this measure at least drastic. The complete list of the stores concerned is: Pokémon Centers: Sapporo, Tohoku, Tokyo DX, Mega Tokyo, Shibuya, Skytree Town, Tokyo Bay, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka DX, Osaka, Hiroshima and Fukuoka. Pokémon Stores: Shin Chitose Airport, Tokyo Station, Narita Airport, Gotemba, Outlet Kisarazu, Kansai Airport and Okinawa Rycom. Note that this is a final closing for the Pokémon Store from Kansai Airport (closing that ha...