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Aug 5, 2016

Pikachu Parade hours?

I want to take my son to the pikachu parade on Saturday the 6th, but i don't know where to be and at what time to be there so i don't miss it. Can anyone help? This is the event in Yokohama, but sadly the website for the event is all in Japanese

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DashTheBomber

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A 20 something year old sailor with a penchant for deep and silly thoughts. I try to be as honest as possible when writing, and am currently living in Zushi, Japan!

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  • smallbigjapan

    smallbigjapan

    on Aug 6

    http://www.pokemon.co.jp/ex/splash_pikachu/en/ That should take you to English translation.

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  • Jyoti

    Jyoti

    on Aug 14

    Its 10:am to 8:00 pm

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