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Japan’s Okinawa Prefecture Installs 4 New Pokemon Manhole Designs Featuring Various Pokemon

As reported previously, The Pokemon Company has been installing various manhole covers with special Pokemon themes across Japan as part of a larger initiative to boost tourism across the country. Well, here are even more of them for you to look out for, if you’re planning a trip there in the future!

As part of The Pokemon Company’s new “Flying Pikachu Project” campaign, Okinawa prefecture has revealed the installation of 4 new manhole covers with various designs in Naha city, Okinawa city, Ginowan city, and Uruma city. This time, fans will be able to spot Pokemon such as Arcanine, Corsola, Luvdisc, Thwackey, Lurantis, and Tauros!

Here’s a closer look at the 4 new designs below:

If you want to find out roughly where to find these beautiful manhole covers, check out the links below:

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