🗺️🤔THE QUEST TO CATCH 'EM ALL(ish)🕳️✨In 2018 Kagoshima was the first prefecture in Japan to have Pokéfuta (ポケふた) installed. Pokémon manhole covers can now be found in 35 prefectures!I went to Uji to catch the latest 2 to appear in Kyōto.#Kyoto #ポケふた #宇治 #Pokémon #京都

Scorbunny and Spinda (pokemon) manhole cover in Uji.
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[–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago (2 children)

7)🎊Just before the approach to Uji-jinja, close to a statue marking The Tale of Genji's (Uji set) final 10 chapters, Scorbunny and Spinda (ヒバニー/パッチール) can be found.#Kyoto #ポケふた #Uji #Pokémon

Scorbunny and Spinda manhole cover.

Approach to Uji-jinja.

Monument to The Tale of Genji featuring a Heian noble couple.

Uji's distinctive red Asagiri Bridge.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

    8)With the opening of the Nintendo Museum (ニンテンドーミュージアム) in Ogura, a new Pokéfuta was unveiled to celebrate.It is Kyōto's 8th and latest pokémon manhole cover.#ニンテンドーミュージアム #Uji #NintendoMuseum

    The Nintendo Museum also features interactive displays...this one utilizes your shadow to play a Game and Watch style game.

    An interactive Hyakunin Isshu Karuta style game. Participants use a handheld device and match cards shown with those on the display floor.

    Entrance to the Nintendo Museum in Ogura.

    The Nintendo Museum also features displays of the toys and boardgames Nintendo has produced in the past (this man and lion are part of a shooting game...when the laser hits a certain part they collapse).

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 1 year ago

    Pikachu (ピカチュウ), a gameboy, and a Pokémon GO Plus+ feature on the Nintendo Museum's manhole cover.A word of warning...you will only be able to see this Pokéfuta after paying to enter the museum (it is beside the umbrella stand area).#Kyoto #Pokémon #ポケットモンスター

    Pikachu, a gameboy, and a Pokémon GO Plus+ pokemon manhole cover.

    Video display of old games in the Nintendo Museum.

    A display of singing 'Toads' (キノピオ) at the Nintendo Museum.

    The courtyard of the Nintendo Museum features an 8-Bit design on the paving stones.

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