Pokémon Center Nagoya 2013 reopening merchandise
| Pokémon Center Nagoya 2013 reopening merchandise | ||||
Relocation logo | ||||
| Release date(s) | March 20 & April 27, 2013[1] | |||
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| Type | Various | |||
| Manufacturer | The Pokémon Company | |||
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The Pokémon Center Nagoya 2013 reopening merchandise was a series of goods released to commemorate the reopening of Pokémon Center Nagoya on March 20, 2013. The merchandise was made available in two "waves"; the first wave released with the store opening, and the second wave was released on April 27, 2013.[1]
These items were available at Pokémon Center stores across Japan, except the Pikachu plush toy and mascot, which were exclusive to Pokémon Center Nagoya.
Available products
| Product list | ||
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| Product | Japanese | Price |
| First wave | ||
| Pikachu plush toy | ぬいぐるみ ピカチュウ | ¥1,200 |
| Langue de chat | ラングドシャ<名古屋名物 小倉トースト味> | ¥850 |
| A4 clear file | A4クリアファイル | ¥210 |
| Plain notebook | じゆうちょう | ¥170 |
| A5 ring notebook | A5リングノート | ¥500 |
| Card file | カードファイル | ¥630 |
| Deck case | デッキケース | ¥380 |
| Playing cards | トランプ | ¥1,200 |
| Handkerchief | ハンカチ | ¥350 |
| Mug | マグカップ | ¥1,200 |
| Drawstring bag | 巾着 | ¥580 |
| Second wave | ||
| Pikachu plush mascot | マスコット ピカチュウ | ¥650 |
| Magikarp plush toy | ぬいぐるみ 金のコイキング | ¥1,200 |
| Magikarp cushion | 金のコイキング ビッグクッション | ¥5,800 |
| Pikachu & Gold Magikarp money box | ピカチュウと金のコイキング貯金箱 | ¥2,300 |
| Pikachu & Gold Magikarp tea cup | ピカチュウと金のコイキング湯のみ | ¥900 |
| Pikachu & Gold Magikarp charm set | ピカチュウと金のコイキングメタルチャームセット | ¥700 |
Product images
First wave
Pikachu plush
This item was exclusive to Pokémon Center Nagoya.
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Pikachu plush toy
Food
Stationery
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A4 clear file
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Plain notebook
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A5 notebook
TCG merchandise
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Card file
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Deck case
Other
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Playing cards
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Handkerchief
Second wave
Pikachu mascot
This item was exclusive to Pokémon Center Nagoya.
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Pikachu plush mascot
Other plush toys
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Magikarp plush toy
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Magikarp cushion
Pikachu & Gold Magikarp
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Money box
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Teacup
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Charm set
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Introducing the Pokémon Center Nagoya opening commemorative goods! - The Pokémon Company (archived from the original June 27, 2013; retrieved March 24, 2025)
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