Nankai Electric Railway has become an official “Pokémon GO” partner.
Nankai Electric Railway's train stations, bus stops, and commercial facilities are now PokéStops.
Photo spots have been set up at Namba Parks and Namba CITY.
Featured in the April issue of "Natts", an information magazine for Nankai Railway Line.
Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd. has partnered with Niantic, Inc. and the Pokémon Company for location-based AR game Pokémon GO. Trainers will be able to visit the locations and make the outings more fun from April 1, 2023.
PokéStops will be installed at approximately 1,600 locations at train stations, bus stops, commercial facilities, and other facilities along the Nankai Line.
Visit PokéStops:
Namba Station
Ebisubashi Bridge (Glico Sign)
Ukiniwabashi Bridge
Nippon-bashi Bridge
Ebisubashisuji Shopping Street
Namba Parks
GOAL
Walking on a World Heritage site:
Koyasan Station
In front of Kongobuji Temple
(Rinkan Bus)
Koyasan Digital Museum
Danjo Garan
Kongobuji Temple
Ichinohashi
GOAL
A leisurely stroll through the castle town:
Wakayamashi Station
Wakayama Oimawashi-mon Gate
Wakayama Castle Park Zoo
Oka Park
Wakayama Castle Otemon Gate
Burakuri-cho Shopping Street
GOAL
Pokémon GO is a location-based AR game.
Catch Pokémon, find your buddy!
“Pokémon GO” Official Website
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