Osaka Prefecture has 5 Poké Lids, all in Higashiosaka, just east of Osaka city. Tap a lid for its exact spot and Google Maps link, or read on for the easiest route.
All five Poké Lids of Osaka Prefecture are in Higashiosaka, the city right next to Osaka on the east side. There are none in Umeda, Namba or anywhere else in Osaka city. They were unveiled on 15 September 2021 at Hanazono Rugby Stadium, the first Poké Lids in the prefecture.
Each lid page gives the exact spot with a Google Maps link and directions. The street map shows all five at once.
Higashiosaka is proud of two things, and the lids show both. The first is rugby: Hanazono Rugby Stadium, opened in 1929, is the oldest rugby-only stadium in Japan, home of the national high school championship and a 2019 Rugby World Cup venue. That is why Yamper and Togedemaru are passing a rugby ball.
The second is manufacturing. The city has one of the densest clusters of small factories in Japan, and its workshops even built a satellite, Maido-1, launched in 2009. So every Pokémon on these lids is an Electric or Steel type: magnets for Magnemite and Magneton, gears for Klink and Klang, sparks for Elekid and Raikou.
All five lids are also PokéStops in Pokémon GO. The Keihanna Line runs straight into the Osaka Metro Chuo Line, so you are back in central Osaka in about 20 minutes.
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