Pokémon Centers
＼ 26 stores, one stamp each. ／
Every official Pokémon Center and Pokémon Store, with its floor, its map and its own stamp. A collection of its own, next to the lids.
Pokémon Centers in Japan
The big official stores, from Sapporo to Okinawa. One stamp each.
Pokémon Stores
Smaller official shops in airports, stations and outlets.
Overseas
Official Pokémon Centers outside Japan.
Pokémon Center collectors
How many Pokémon Centers are there in Japan?
Japan has 18 Pokémon Centers in 13 prefectures. Tokyo has four of them: Tokyo DX in Nihombashi, Mega Tokyo in Ikebukuro, Shibuya and Skytree Town. Add Tokyo-Bay in Chiba and the two Yokohama stores, and the Tokyo area alone counts seven. The other Centers are in Sapporo, Sendai, Nagoya, Kanazawa, Kyoto, Osaka (two), Hiroshima, Kagawa, Fukuoka and Okinawa.
Five smaller Pokémon Stores sit in airports, stations and outlets: Tokyo Station, Narita Airport, New Chitose Airport, Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu and Gotemba Premium Outlets. Outside Japan, PokéStamps lists the permanent Pokémon Centers in Taipei and Singapore, plus a pop-up store in Manila until January 2027.
Tap a region on the map to see its stores. Each store page gives the building and floor, the address in English and Japanese, a Google Maps link, the mascot Pokémon on its logo and reviews from trainers.
Stamp every Pokémon Center you visit
At the store, open its page and tap I am here!, then add a photo and a star rating. The visit goes into a stamp book of its own, separate from the Poké Lids, with its own ranking in the Hall of Fame. Every store page also shows the Poké Lids closest to it, so a shopping trip can end with a lid hunt.