Pokémon the Movie XY Exhibition
Pokémon the Movie XY Exhibition: Meet Pikachu at the Roppongi Hills Observation Deck! (Japanese: Pokémon the movie ＸＹ展～六本木ヒルズ展望台でピカチュウに会おう！～) was a special exhibition held on the observation deck of the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower (known as Tokyo City View), in Tokyo, Japan, to celebrate the release of Pokémon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction. The exhibition opened on July 19, 2014 (the day the movie was released in Japan), and ran until August 31, 2014.[1][2]
Exhibition
To commemorate the 17th Pokémon movie Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction releasing in cinemas in Japan (alongside the Pikachu short Pikachu, What's This Key?), the Pokémon the Movie XY Exhibition featured behind the scenes information about the movie series, from the first film to the newest, along with an in-depth showcase of the world of the latest movie.
Tickets
The following ticket prices applied (children under 4 were free):[3]
| Adults | High school & university students | Children (ages 4+) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same-day admission | ¥1,500 | ¥1,000 | ¥500 |
| Advanced admission | ¥1,200 | ¥900 | ¥500 |
Pikachu Café
The Pikachu Café (Japanese: ピカチュウカフェ) was a pop-up café that opened as part of the exhibition, and access to the café was only available to those that had purchased tickets to the event.
The following menu items were available:[4]
| Menu | ||
|---|---|---|
| Product | Japanese | Price |
| Food | ||
| Pikachu curry | ピカチュウのカレー | ¥1,180 |
| Poké Ball omuhayashi | モンスターボールの オムハヤシ | ¥1,280 |
| Pikachu's teriyaki burger | ピカチュウの テリヤキバーガー | ¥1,080 |
| Children's meal | お子様セット | ¥980 |
| Pikachu curry bun | ピカチュウのカレーまん | ¥400 |
| Pikachu pancakes | ピカチュウパンケーキ | ¥980 |
| Pikachu's 10,000 volt parfait | ピカチュウの 10まんボルトパフェ | ¥880 |
| Poké Ball dessert plate | モンスターボールの デザートプレート | ¥880 |
| Drinks | ||
| Fruity floats (6 types) | フルーティーフロート（全6種） | ¥700 |
Food
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Curry -
Omuhayashi -
Teriyaki Burger -
Children's Meal -
Curry Bun -
Pancakes -
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Dessert Plate
Drinks
Each drink came with an exclusive coaster.
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Chespin Fruity Float (Kiwi) -
Diancie Fruity Float (Strawberry) -
Froakie Fruity Float (Blue Orange) -
Xerneas Fruity Float (Blueberry) -
Fennekin Fruity Float (Orange) -
Yveltal Fruity Float (Pomegranate)
Pokémon Center
The Pokémon Center Branch Office in the Pokémon the Movie XY Exhibition (Japanese: ポケモンセンター出張所 in Pokémon the movie ＸＹ展) was a temporary Pokémon Center store located within the exhibition (only open to ticket holders) that offered a selection of exclusive merchandise, as well as other items relating to the movies.
The following exclusive merchandise was available:[5]
| Merchandise | ||
|---|---|---|
| Product | Japanese | Price |
| One postcard | ポストカード | ¥162 |
| Postcards (17-piece set) | ポストカード 17種類セット | ¥1,296 |
| Chocolate cream filled marshmallows | チョコクリーム入りのなマシュマロ | ¥432 |
| Pikachu T-shirt (Kids) | ピカチュウTシャツ キッズ用 | ¥2,700 |
| Pikachu T-shirt (Adult) | ピカチュウTシャツ 大人用 | ¥3,024 |
| Logo T-shirt (Kids) | アイコンTシャツ キッズ用 | ¥2,160 |
| Logo T-shirt (Adult) | アイコンTシャツ 大人用 | ¥3,024 |
There was also a Rootote Factory (Japanese: ルートートファクトリー) within the store, where customers could create customised Rootote tote bags. The tote bags were ¥1,620 each, and could be adorned with XY Exhibition decorations (¥864 each) and/or Pokémon decorations (¥540 each).
Merchandise
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Postcards -
Marshmallows -
Pikachu and logo T-shirts -
Rootote Factory
External links
- Official website (archived)
- Official Twitter
References
- ↑ "Pokémon the movie XY Exhibition ~Meet Pikachu at the Roppongi Hills Observatory!~" to be held! - The Pokémon Company (archived from the original July 2, 2014; retrieved June 8, 2025)
- ↑ [Tokyo City View] Pokémon the movie XY Exhibition ~ Meet Pikachu at the Roppongi Hills Observatory! ~ - Mori Building Co., Ltd. (retrieved June 8, 2025)
- ↑ Tickets - Roppongi Hills (archived from the original July 14, 2015; retrieved June 8, 2025)
- ↑ Pikachu Café - Roppongi Hills (archived from the original July 13, 2015; retrieved June 8, 2025)
- ↑ Goods - Roppongi Hills (archived from the original July 13, 2015; retrieved June 8, 2025)
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