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One of My Favorite Places: The PokeCenters

(The Tokyo Skytree at night. Source)

Before the time of the pandemic, before even the start of the Fall 2019 semester, I had the amazing opportunity to travel to Japan with my family. While there we came across store dedicated solely to Pokémon. These stores are called Pokémon Centers. For those, who haven't played the games/watched the show, a Pokémon Center is a place where you can go to heal your Pokémon completely for free. Sadly, there wasn't any free stuff in these centers.

(Image Information: Personal photo from the Pokémon Center . Taken Summer 2019)
They sold lots of plushies, toys, and apparel. I ended up getting a plush pichu, eevee, and some pikachu chopsticks. I would've liked to have spend more time in there and probably bought out most of the store, but luckily my parents were there to limit me to just a few things.

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  1. Oh my gosh, Zeeshawn, this is so cool: people have done Pokemon projects for this class before (maybe you will want to do that!), but nobody has shared a picture of an actual Pokemon Center like this before. Fabulous! When you do your first storytelling for Week 2, maybe you can retell the story in the Pokemon world with Pokemon characters! :-)

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