POKEMON GO IN JAPAN |April 7, 2019
Since we’ve been here, Aaron and I have spent moments of our downtime playing Pokemon Go. (We’re children, I know.) In the evenings, we often go to coffee shops to write together, study Japanese, read, and chat. We also play Pokemon Go to pass the time.
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Move over, capybara. The world’s new largest rodent is here!
We can only play when we have WiFi, since we didn’t get a phone plan while we’re out here. We don’t play too much, but we got so excited to see a massive Pikachu in the middle of the mall.
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not pictured: several cups of coffee
It’s just a little hobby of ours, and it feels a bit silly at times… but it’s been a nice passive activity to do while we are out and about! Also, I can’t help but try to catch ’em all, after watching Pokemon on TV for a large portion of my childhood.
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