Harajuku is filled with PokéStops and Pokémon that likes being in the city. And if you still have battery in your phone, you can go to Harajuku, which is just nearby, and it's also a great place to go afterwards. After you've captured all the Pokémon in this area, you can move to Yoyogi park, a giant area with more grass and flying-type Pokémon and also some water-type too hanging around the pounds in the park. The beautiful Meiji-Jingu Shrine in Tokyo is in an area covered with 70 hectares (170 acres) of forest! There are many pokémon to be found hidden everywhere around those trees. Watch images of the real Ueno park in Pokemon Cherry blossoms here. There are so many PokéStops with Poké Lures installed and people are so committed to keeping these lures up there, that you can be sure to find hundreds of Pokémon in just a few hours if you go to Ueno Park :-) Since there are so many known landmarks in Shibuya, it became a great place to find PokéStops, refill your items and also get a pretty good boost in your trainer XP!Īre you prepared for a festival of Poké Lures? Ueno Park is becoming known as the "All-year-round Hanami Park" because of the effect PokéStops have when installed with a Lure, pink hearts flying around them like sakura leafs. Shibuya's defining feature for Pokémon Go players is that you can find many PokéStops there. Jigglypuff, Koffing, Grimer, Electabuzz, Tangela are among the Pokémon you can find there. Shibuya is the go-to place to find those pokémon that enjoy being in the city. Senso-ji temple, is a place where you can find a variety of pokémon types because of the large body of water nearby, in Sumida River. Rare Pokémon are also quite possible to find here, in our team's first visit we found this Blastoise in just under 15 minutes! Blastoise is one of the rarest pokémon you can find in Pokémon go, so we took a picture to prove :-) Some of the pokémon you can find in Senso-Ji temple: Blastoise, Sandshrew, Machop, Shellder, Bellsprout. If you want a deeper experience in Tokyo while catching Pokémon, check out the Pokémon Go Walking Tour in Tokyo.Īnd if you don't like to read, watch the video below and I'll basically read the article for you -) Now let's get to the list of 10 places and the reasons why: 1 - Senso-Ji Temple TL DR: The 10 best places for Pokémon Go in Tokyo are: Senso-ji Temple, Shibuya, Meiji-Jigu Shrine, Akihabara, Roppongi, Tokyo Tower, Ueno Park, Imperial Palace, Shinjuku and Odaiba. This list is not ranked in any specific order. This app is just a guide to playing the game.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Come & enjoy the beauty of Japan with our highly rated Japan private tours. You can see where exactly the pokemon was found and when it was last seen at that location.Īgain, we want to make this the very best app of its kind and appreciate your support!ĭisclaimer: Poke Go Maps is in no way affiliated with Nintendo or Niantic. You will also be able to easily get directions to the actual location.Īlso, with our user support you can see nearby pokemon. These locations will have an actual image from the location and what type of location it is. :)Ĭheck out actual poke stop and gym locations. Please visit our website for any feature requests. We plan to add new features all the time. We appreciate your understanding and do know that we promise that we will continue to improve this app and appreciate your support! We have the largest database of pokemon go locations.
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