The Pokemon Company has announced Pokemon Astronomical Observatory, a travelling exhibit that combines Pokemon and astronomy, for Japan.
This exhibition will teach visitors about space through Pokemon, and will feature space-based Pokemon such as Deoxys, Cosmog, and more. It will first appear on November 1st 2025 at the Sagamihara City Museum, where it will remain until January 12th 2026. It will then travel across Japan to the following locations:
- Tohoku in Spring 2026 through Summer 2026,
- Toyohashi Museum of Natural History in Autumn 2026
- Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture in Winter 2026
Check out the key art for the exhibit below. A plush of the astronomer Pikachu will also be sold at the exhibit.
More details can be found here.
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